Greg Judy On... Movement, Rest & Recovery

Greg Judy On... Movement, Rest and Recovery (episode 4 in a series)
In this episode Greg Judy talks about the necessity and benefits of moving your cattle frequently, resting your land and allowing adequate grass recovery. This is the fourth episode in a series of bite-sized, topic-focused teachings of Greg Judy, recorded during pasture walks at the Heifer USA Regenerative Grazing workshop.
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Please "like" this video and then check out the other videos on the series playlist. It will update each time I add a new episode! ua-cam.com/play/PLhYx9OCE0pUKaBY1dLOAGVWrI9lqrTi4k.html

[@LauraMichelGreenRaven]

Great info. but I was feeling badly for the owners. These have been really informative videos.

[@africanhomestead]

During the workshop, the livestock manager at Heifer Ranch acknowledged that there were issues to be dealt with and welcomed Greg’s assessment and advice. Though it’s not always reflected in the pasture walk videos (which was only about 20%of his teachings), Greg taught with lots of grace and understanding to the challenges ranchers face.

[@leelindsay5618]

@@africanhomestead I don't feel sorry for them, they got some fabulous advice that likely saved their farm and will improve their farm for surviving future challenges.

[@africanhomestead]

@@leelindsay5618 - His advice could save lots of farms!