Greg explains their efficient temporary polybraid fence installation process.
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Greg explains their efficient temporary polybraid fence installation process. With good materials, putting up daily paddocks for our livestock is quick and easy to install. Having inferior products makes daily fencing a troublesome chore when it doesn't need to be that way.
Hope to see some of you at the Powerflex Retail Store grand opening at Seymour Missouri on July 12-13th. I will be giving some grazing talks highlighting the successes and failures of Green Pastures Farm.
You can get a 15% one-time discount from Powerflex Fence products by clicking on this link: powerflexfence...
Grazer riding off into the sunset . Love it Upstate New York saying hello and thank you you have completely turned my farm around just from watching your UA-cam over the years. I have convinced 2 other farms in my area to 1 a day moves from your videos as well. The results have been incredible especially on my neighbors place he had severe land deterioration and erosion from set stock for last 15 years. He's got a long way to go but headed the right way. Seriously thanks to you Gregg very optimistic about the future.
Thank-you sir for your kind words. Glad that you were able to use the practices that we preach here at Green Pastures Farm. All the best to you in your grazing endeavors.
Jan: "... Greg goes off into the 🌄 Never to return!"😂 and Jan gets the JUDY FARM🤣
What's the coffee?
I want to know too.
@dbard123 The coffee is from Silverbridge Coffee Company. Their website is: silverbridgecoffeecompany.com
Good video Greg. John Shelton from Texarkana saying hello.
Another good video. Could have had a better picture of the Korean clover warm season legume. The Powerflex Retail store Grand opening in Seymour Missouri July 12th and 13th sounds like a fun time and a great opportunity to get 15% off all your Ranch fencing needs. Hope there will be hotdogs and soda pop.
This looks like good habitat for a Screech Owl nest box. Owls eat rodents which host ticks. Screech Owls hunt in both Forest areas for mice and more open meadows and fields with voles. Consider installing a Screech Owl nest box on your property.
Is there a way to attach them all to a fiberflass or pvc post and have an easier latch mechanism?
Jan's job is to see how easy it is to distract Greg from the subject he originally wanted to talk about and ramble on with tangents.
Rancher Banyon. Great Channel. A young man learning early.
I feel like we all love slinky gates until that One Day you go to the pasture and they're twisted up 😅
Yes you got that right!
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Have you tried High Tensile wire with a Trampoline Spring at the end? Just need and insulator for your hand somewhere. Kinda redneck, I know.
Hey I’ve been checking out Bobby Kennedy. He’s pretty cool. He is interested in regenerative ag. Saw him interview John Kempf from aea a couple weeks ago.
I seriously learn so much from your channel!!!! I call Greg Judy my Farm Life Coach 😂
Hi Greg, glad to hear that you are liking the coffee! Thank you for mentioning about my channel.🤠
Yes, thank-you for the introduction on your excellent coffee! It is a treat every morning. Keep up the good work at Blue Ray Ranch!
You're welcome! OK I will do that thanks!
Thanks for the video! I bet doing fence goes a lot faster with a 4 wheeler. Someday I’ll get one but for now we all walk everywhere. I’ll say at most we probably walk around 1-2 miles a day. The Honda sure looks sharp. I haven’t drank coffee probably over 30 some years. I was around 10 or so years old.
Tough day... 😂 Crush on
That is an expensive gate. Have you ever got them tangled together? How about a gate handle, a short extension spring and a length of poly braid?
We’ve got a bunch of those as well. Only the best though for our newly purchased farm😊
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Are spring gates really the best?