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That's a pretty good idea . Thanks

So it kinda depends on environment and animal genetics. But we quit raising birds in the main part of the summer because the birds would get to hot and die. But we do move them by a tree line so they do get some shade towards afternoon. Your just gonna half to experiment a little bit with it. We still will raise them in 85 degree weather. It's when it gets in the 100 that gets really difficult.

Yes, a bid tree for shade will be a prerequisite and moving them around.​@@Betterpasturefarm

We watch for sign of finishing ultimately, but typically around 2 1/2 years old!

Thank you! We’re in Missouri! Stockton area!

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Absolutely! However, there is a technique to knowing when they have finished out to be “good eating” on grass! Thank you for your comment!

Thank you for your comment! We are proud of him!

So we have a lot of fescue, orchard grass ,some big blue stem, love grass, fox tail, some clover stick tight, some Timothy grass. It’s fairly diverse.

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Wonderful! Best of luck to y’all!

Thank you for your comment! We are in Stockton Missouri!

Thank you for your comment. We run Southpoll cattle!

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They have been so bad this year! All the rain we’ve gotten has really made them thrive!

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That’s awesome! Congratulations! We’re definitely pretty pumped about ours!

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We are located In Stockton mo. 130 acres. Is what we are running on.

We’re in Stockton MO! Thank you! We are to! It’s been a few years!

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Yes if you can get your hands on any Big blue stem bales, Would be ultimate . You can feed your animals and seed it in your fields.

That’s kind of a trick question…. Yes, they absolutely have something to do with marbling meat! You can marble poorer breads, it just takes a lot more time and work to get marble. Vs. some breeds marble way easier, and you don’t have to put so much work into them to get it. So, for the scope of it, YES! The breed can determine how much energy and time you have to put into the animal to get that marble, better genetics WILL have a quicker turnaround. That being said, That doesn’t mean that poorer genetics (within reason) can’t get to a good marbled state, but it may take you a bit more time. And we all know, more time = more grass = more money in your investment🐂.

Thanks for reply. We grow Lowline Angus. They marble great on grass but we are a closed herd and can’t find anything around like it to source for our customers so I’ve been looking at some others breeds that are more available but a little worried about having some disappointing results. Thanks again, good video

Thank you for your comment! Yes, we just have a really old farm truck we unrolled it with.

Thank you for your comment! With how fast everything is growing, we’re doing about a 45 day rest

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