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Don’t freak out when your herd tramples your forage on the ground.
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Don’t freak out when your herd tramples your forage on the ground. You need to stay focused on feeding the soil with trampled litter when you have ample amounts of forage with your daily rotations. It's not waste!
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Look at all that carbon with all that free clover seed. Cows consuming clover that went to seed will not cause them to bloat. That tidbit of information is going into my notebook thanks Greg!
I truly believe that you are raising these animals the way God intended for us to do it.
Amen
Great video! You forgot to mention that all of that litter bank is also protecting the soil from drought when there is no rain instead of the sun baking that exposed ground and prevents erosion when it does rain, so all that topsoil doesn't wash away. 😎
Thankful for the rain in SE Missouri! We are so thankful for the knowledge you share our farm is changing nicely!
Glad things are going well for you folks!
Has been a learning curve to get sheep to trample this way but now that I get it, there is a MAJOR difference from the animal Impact!
Greg, there are about as much tonnage of earth worms and worm castings in good soil as you can pack grazing cattle on top. The trampled forage is feeding those worms. The secret to non-trample feed is that daily herd movement.
Unfortunately the majority of people involved directly or indirectly with agriculture are told by the chemistry and physics teachers, that they have all the answers, and that the biology teacher is either a bullsh*tter or doesn't exist. Most producers like to spend money on something they can feel, smell and see because it's easier and convenient. Working with and profiting from biology is a whole different ballgame and requires a big A-ha moment. I had been a strong advocate for "modern" agriculture, both in the supply industry and as a producer. I have witnessed too much go wrong and boy have I done a full 180! Greg your clips are an absolute gift.
Amazing Greg and Jan, you are making life 🙏🏼👏🏼, what a soil are been Made!
Awesome stuff, keep on preaching it like you live it!
The more we do likewise, the better off we and our land and plants and animals will be.
Maybe even our bank accounts too.
Thanks for the video! Our sheep sure do stomp the ground like that. The cattle are getting to that point but I’m doing a game changer today. I put all the cattle and sheep together to make a bigger impact. I’m really excited to see the change. While I was watching this video, we had a small rain shower.
"I will have no fear of wasting grass." Jim Garish
Another great video putting money in a ranchers pocket. Truly great info. Thank you.
Thanks Greg for this video. I’ve been trampling my red clover field for 30 days thinking the same way that you explained in the video. I’m glad to hear that I was thinking correctly !!
Your pastures are just unreal!
Wow, so that’s 100% return. Pretty good.
That is a good way to put it.
The past several years we have gotten decent rain and made our deposits. We are extremely dry this year and are taking some withdrawals.
Thank you for the video. Issac did an awesome job on the video I hope he enjoys doing them because he does a great job very informative.
I just started mowing for winter stockpile. I hope we get some rain this year. Last year made it rough. Mowing a week earlier this year because of it.
Man, here in Michigan we just got hammered with 5 plus inches in 48 hours
That’s a lot of rain! A mob of cows can work over a paddock if not moved quickly in those conditions.
The gloom and doomers have golf course length grass in their farm and don't know why they have so many feed and vet bills. Hope comes with full wallet and a healthy bank account. Its amazing how avoiding money stresses allows people to make better decisions, be happier, practice kindness, and learn more easily.
So if you could magically change all that carbon trampled onto the ground into manure would you take it? It would still be feeding the soil; and you would have gotten the feed value out of the grass and clover.
Absolutely not. You would not have the precious soil covering litter bank that keeps your soil cool and catches all your rain water onto the pasture. Manure piles don’t do any of the above. If you don’t have a litter bank covering your pastures, you are in trouble.
I believe if our ranchers and farmers would go back to God's way our country would be saved . What Greg does is all written in the Bible great job Greg thank you.
Apart from keeping more moisture in the soil this method leaves a bigger root mass with plenty of sugar for rapid regrowth I think?
I am grazing sheep, I find they don't trample down all of the tall grass very well. Is it okay to leave it because I don't want to mow it.
Yes, move them.
What about a layers of woodchips for carbon Greg? 🤔
They will break down into the soil but it takes years and they also remove a lot of nitrogen
size of paddock for the 60 head for the day?? Length x width? Thanks Microbe Messiah
Do you ever give your farms a sabatical?
Yes
Do you get the same soil improvements from clipping pasture to add to the litter bank as you would from a cloven hoof trampling down forage?
No, you are lacking the biology fro urine and manure and cloven hoof working it I
i have a question in the book of kings chapter 1 adonijah makes a feast with sheep cows and specificially fattened ox. ive heard you say u only approve up to 1k lb animals.. if u have that much carbon maybe it would support the footprint of a very large animal. assuming that ur not just feeding it grain..
maybe u scythe alot of grass and then feed it at home as opposed to out to pasture soo its super fat yet has a diverse diet.. and is sedentary..
iim interested in ur thoughts on this.
a fattened ox
We let them fatten themselves on succulent forage with high energy plant tips. They get all they can eat everyday and get fat. We just manage the movement to ensure they never get hungry.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher but an especially fat bull would make sense? beyond the normal size and weight?
How do you water your cattle when you mob graze?
With pressurized water, keep the 50 gallon tank close to them by using quick coupler water points. With ponds and gravity flow water, use larger tanks like 400 gallon for 300 to 400 head. I’m