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Look like a bunch of happy animals to me😊 another good video Greg

My goats love giant ragweed more than about anything else

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I don't know how in the world you have time to make videos. They are great keep them coming. Good job!

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Be careful about grazing drought stressed weeds. Nitates can get to high. I have lost ewes that grazed stressed lambs quarters.

Looks amazing. Wish we had more acreage / leases available. Continuing to look for some. Fencing, timing can be tricky. Thanks for this good video.

Greg, love seeing all the diversity of nutrient dense forage! It truly is a beautiful sight once your lens has changed that you see the pasture through. It would be great for those folks who may not have the experience to see the follow up once they’ve been in for your grazing duration. Folks are always amazed when I show them what the sheep will eat. (And I believe you are correct on those goldenrod.) Hope you and Dale have a successful school! If it wasn’t so far I’d stop by.

I noticed you had Sally with you today I don't remember but what happened to Autumn ? And another good video as always have a great day Greg

I’d like to broadcast some cover crops (oats, rye, wheat and/or barley) seed on a former 43-acre cornfield in Pennsylvania later this month (August). Other than grazing the weeds for a year or so since the corn was taken off and frost seeding some red clover, no other seeding, amendments or tillage has been done to this field. I’m hoping that over time the natural seed bank will ignite and provide a diverse pasture. We are rotationally grazing cattle, sheep and goats on this pasture; the stock is typically moved daily. Mostly goldenrod and clover dominate the pasture. There is a fair amount of uncovered bare ground. Given our relatively limited budget and the use of a 4-wheeler broadcast spreader, I’m thinking about lightly broadcast seeding oats and rye, with hopes of filling in the bare ground spots, improving the soil and proving some fall and spring grazing forage. 1. Does this approach sound reasonable? 2. What seeding rate of oats and rye might you suggest so as to not choke out what’s already growing? 3. Is there a perennial seed I might want to add to this mix or apply separately or would it be better to broadcast the perennial in the spring? 4. Any other suggestions? Thank you very much.

Glad you're getting some rain

Good to know we just started getting into sheep, they sure grow out faster than the goats

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Life associated with things that are close and peaceful is so enjoyable, I will follow you, love you all

Trying to learn more about how donkey’s work as guardians. When our goats kid, at least one dog will be with mom as she kids, and they stay with the kids until it can be moving with the tribe. Our dogs can smell predators very well, they get very proactive about keeping predators away.

Too bad so many of em got a limp.

how many lambs ?

Man we are excited to get our herd up to that size!!

Thanks for sharing.

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I for one love your videos and have learned a lot, I personally think that you are a very good teacher and that you do very well in explaining stuff . So thank you very much

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I look forward to seeing your handling system.

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Enjoyed the video

Voluntary tests?

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Are all of your sheep hair sheep

Hey Greg, what model Jobe valve are you guys using to keep up through your gravity system?

If the grass gets ahead of you, is it better to clip it to keep the taller material from browning up or is it okay to let it grow high and brown up until the next round of grazing?

Do you ever put your herd in pastures with Johnson Grass? I know the Sorghum x Sudan is related to Johnson, but my sheep absolutely hate Johnson grass & I can't figure out why. Right now I've got them out in a vineyard full of Johnson grass & they just eat the grape leaves & pick around the Johnson grass.

Pray all goes well for y’all.😊

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Great video guys and awesome to see this great source of nutrients been utilized. We have developed a bucket attachment to break up this material to make it more free flowing and a lot easier and quicker to spread. As it avoids the pulsing and large lumps discharged out the back end. Check it out on our channel ua-cam.com/video/u_mb4ltTIXE/v-deo.htmlsi=jza_Qq7YULpMNw8c

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What kind of drencher guns do you use?

Watching from Nebraska. Please keep putting out the videos. Lots of good information in them. I have a small goat heard. I'm considering growing it but would need to rent some ground. What's a fair price to pay per acre for pasture rent?

Love this guy always keeps it real… no fluff!!!

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I always like the moving videos, but I definitely agree with you on the ewes keeping their babies close and nannies not so much 😊

How did the apple cider vinegar and salt mix go? Do you think it helped with the worm loads??

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Do y'all estimate their weight when you give them wormer medication? Or do you have a scale setup in that chute?

Sounds like a good idea 😊

Thanks for the news on your sheep and goat grazing school. Definitely interested