They also said that they have experienced and they acknowledge that, in order to provide some relief to the neighbours of this place, it is necessary to have female pig cattle, so they have agreed and ordered that the current and future neighbours of this place shall have a council's cattle of female pigs and that each neighbour is allowed to add two heads of female pigs and no more, without being possible to exceed this number on pain of one real for each time they were found with a higher number, and the baby pigs are allowed to enjoy the grass of this place from their birth to the Day of Saint Andrew of the year of their birth, and after then, they are not be allowed to graze in the districts on pain of one real per head each time, and that, for the said enteros [adult pigs?] each neighbour shall pay to the sepherd the amount of money they agreed, and if they are not enteros, half of that amount. And the baby pigs, during the first seven weeks after their birth, even if they join the said cattle, shall not pay anything and, after the seven weeks, if they continue to form part of the cattle for a fifteen days time, they shall pay for the said baby cows half of the salary of the sepherd, and the neighbours of this place shall provide necessary food in the following way: the neighbour who had two enteros, for two days; the one who had one, for one day; the one who had half, for half day; and the one who had none shall also provide him with food for half day; and the one who had no cattle of female pig shall not pay anything of the salary of the sepherd, and all this shall be carried out without any excuse.