Sustainable Ranching, Day 1 Part 7

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Ultra high density grazing pioneer Johann Zietsman of South Africa, joins us for a three day workshop on sustainable ranching. We are also taught by regenerative grazing expert Jim Elizondo and cattle mineral expert Mark Bader. Learn key ways to maximize profitability and sustainability while building soil fertility and raising animals that are healthier, more adaptable and fulfill their role in healthy range management.

[@martinndori1882]

Highly inspired, I did not know the Mashona breed is that good. We the Shona people look down on them. Will work hard to save the breed.Thank you a lot. ZANU PF KILLED EVERYTHING.

[@natureisawesome1]

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[@hebasedd]

Thanks a lot for this video, greetings from Poland

[@samuelkevin8998]

Instablaster...

[@TrevorMumba]

Thanks for this video. Informative.

[@CaesarT973]

Vanakam , thank you for preserving 🦚

[@MightyMike55]

Can someone please explain what the disadvantages are of corraling cattle? Johann pointed it out so many times without elaborating

[@livingwebfarms]

When in a traditional corral situation, cattle will select certain grasses and leave others. With high density rotational grazing, the herd will eat all the forage, consistently, resulting in healthier pastures and cattle, in the long run.

[@tomharner83]

I think what he was getting at was the fact that the cattle have a limited time to eat forage... So they take large mouthfuls and engorge themselves quickly. And then can go long periods of time without forage without losing too much body condition.

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