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What kind of stocking rate per acre are you all using?! Pastures look amazing

What kinda grass do you have?

Hedges are great for coppicing. No need for any heavy or specialized machinery to harvest it. Just reading Coppice - Agroforestry by Mark Krawczyk. There are some videos on YT as well.

Well now I look at you in a whole different way

Really appreciate you showing some tricks you've learned! Especially the slide and brace you use to hold the tractors up

Appreciate all the info

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Ilike it how much is that bro

Keep us updated on that russ wilson valve. I assume your hydrants are fed by a line below frost line?

Great videos as always. Always can’t wait to watch them. I don’t have cattle and probably won’t get any but definitely learning from watching your channel the guts on those were looking nice. Love your words and prayers. Listening to the end it reminded one day we were listening to the priest he said “ when you don’t make it to church for the week you are starving yourself from Jesus.” Something like that has really hit home with me. God bless brother

What about a padded rifle sleeve over the tap?

Your asking for snow. Keep it in Jackson

Love that scripture reference!!! Much appreciate that!

Makes me want to lay down in green pastures

hi so glad you do not mow.listing to peaple that tel you things that ruin your goal.stockpile stockpile.your doing great.it will be tricky when water is less.i even thinking to do flood eriggation on 2 of my pastures.your going to need more cattle.i added my yearlings to the mixx they really eat.Todd my old school neighbors scold me oftten.i say i got money in my pocket.how about you???.theres is at the agronomists wallet

Thanks for sharing. I was actually curious how Russ Wilson’s flow valve would work in northern climates. Will you be using it throughout the winter?

Do you think you could have grazed that farm once in the spring and had as much stock pile?

In education we have an equation that 10 percent of the kids are 90 percent of the work. I guess it is the same with turkeys…enjoy the content. You are a real person. I appreciate the ethical production of meat. Thanks for your content. Pigs are really smart. You could train them to eat in your trailer if you could keep your trailer next to the pigs for a few days. Less rodeo. Of course you loaded the pigs pretty easily.

Snow looks good, and the message about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is the best message !!! Romans 10:9

Yes, Russ is in western PA.

You aren't kidding about winter coming!! We had snow all over the cows today!!!

Amen brother happy thanksgiving!

If grass is green, it's actively putting sugars into the soil

Dang u got all the nice toys

How big is that paddock and how many heads?

That stockpile looks great

I’m in New Mexico and I have so cool season grasses so I hand sow wheat seed in my native grass pasture and I graze it and the animals help take the see to the soil and I pull the animal out and now I have a good amount of wheat growing in my native grass pastures. I don’t want any fescue or Bermuda grasses I just want native grasses and wildflowers. Weeds do grow some and I love them they are by far more nutritious than grasses but after a couple years the weeds weed themselves out.

Glory Be To God!

Blessed Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving! I'd love some progress videos of the pastures you plan on leaving throughout the growing season next.year. Really like the idea of leaving a section for the wildlife. That's going to have a lot of ripples of interesting benefits on the other pastures.

Happy thanksgiving!!

Happy Thanksgiving! I really like how you're managing your native grass and wildflower planting with the non-selective grazing. I'd love to hear more on that because I am planning on creating a native planting also and graze it non-selectively with our sheep. Thanks! Great content as always.

I put sheep on my new farm this summer. I have way more land than my sheep can handle. It's going to take me years to get this neglected property in shape. The good news is that I should be able to graze 365 days a year while I'm building up my flock. I might even add a few cows next spring.

Good work Nathan !

Good video as always. Always looking forward to your content. Where bouts did you go for date night. Me and the ole lady are always looking to try new stuff.

You guys do a great job. Managing this along with the job in town is a lot of work and I like your attitude to keep improving. Looking at the pig pastures in the wooded areas and beside your pastures in the video, are you planning on cutting out more of the junk trees to get more sunlight on the ground and thus more true silvo pasture? Salatin's pig pastures look like beautiful diverse cattle fields after 75 - 90 days of recovery with good timber trees more spaced out. Yours look fungal dominant. Also, he doesn't do any cover cropping because the pig disturbance, seed bank sunshine and rain do a great job. Love what you guys are doing.

i just watched this video of the drought conditions in your area. We have been dealing with drought here for 5 years in Southern Saskatchewan. I have been Regeneratively grazing for most of this time on some of my acres. Slowing down helps. but eventually choices have to be made as to herd size. I'm fortunate that I have more acres than cattle. Even with the droughts I have increased the quality and carrying capacity through the droughts. nature is amazing. Rain will come!

Amazing that is a ton of stockpile good stuff thanks for documenting.

How many acres do you need to keep this amount of head. This year i'm entended grazing season about three weeks, still too short but two yours drought is hard to grow anything.

Looking good.....

How deep deep is your water line? I am over on the west side of the state and will be putting in some water lines within the next year or so.

Stockpile looks great,just started the total grazing this year myself ,I understand your thinking about coming back to stock pile but my thoughts are would you gain more days and save labor ( set up time ) by slowing them down and higher consumption rate ,please don’t take this as a jab just my thoughts

Is there a chance we can have a private talk?

Great job man you make it look pretty easy, looking forward to seeing more

Thanks for sharing your experiences! Wishing you all the best!!!

Those turkeys are quick! I would love to visit your farm. Do you allow visits?

Congratulations on a successful 2024 farming year! Thanks for sharing it with us.

I have let grass and other "forbes" get to seed set. then grazed it. the next year I increased my Gras stand to a point where the "forbes" are almost not even there. My conditions have been drought conditions the last 5 years. still improving the grazing through the droughts