They agreed that, while there was no herds of young mules and mares to go upwards in the Sierra de Loquiz, the owners of the breeding livestock  shall take them outside the district of the village to graze rented grass fields [´a herbagar´] when the council indicated and they are not allowed to return them [to the district of the village] until the threshing season started, and the person who did not take the cattle outside again by Our Lady´s Day in September shall pay what the council had indicated as a rent for the pasture […] and, regarding the said young mules, the salary of the shepherd shall be computed according to the period of time they had stayed outside, but, regarding the cows and bullocks that had been taken outside the district of the village to graze rented grass fields, if they returned [to the village] before the end of the year, they shall pay the salary entirely.