How Anyone Can Lease Farmland and Maximize Income | Greg Judy
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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Greg Judy presents The Economics For Leasing Land. This presentation will cover the steps involved in finding land to lease, securing a lease, economics of leasing land and low input methods for developing the land. Learn more about livestock farming at www.grassfedli...
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This video is worth its weight in gold
Thank you Greg (& Diego) for sharing such an inspirational model of farming. I’m hooked!
Diego, I am so very grateful that you share these talks. I learn so very much! Even if I'm not doing a certain enterprise or not at the scale talked of, I always learn something of value.
This is great! Side note for when you have to burn brush put it out before the ash loses value by wetting it then gather up the ash and spread it. It will replenish tons of nutrients in the soil when you too your soil with it.
Thanks for the upload. Currently sitting at home with Covid related unemployment. I've been seeking out the long videos like this. I have the time that I didn't when I was working full time to dive in. Wish I didn't live in the desert so I was able to act on the info but it is what it is.
I started mowing our Bermuda grass lawn longer made a big difference My brother who like it short was impressed
I did it a bit different dug down about 12 inches filled the hole with wood and wood chips put a raised bed worked great..
Great video, I think this is my third time watching it pick up something new each time.
Just found this vid after an evening of watching grass fed exchange videos. Its 1 am so this is going to have to wait till tomorrow. I cant wait though, love to hear Greg Judy's wisdom. I've already read his book on costom grazing which is covered a bit on leasing.
WOW! So glad I found this !
Excellent content! So valuable. Greg is a genius and a fountain of knowledge.
Thank you for posting this video! Took care of many of my questions that didn't get answered in over 70 of his other vids.
Mountain Woman yes this video was a good find.
Greg Judy, Carbon Rancher/Farmer.
100% Solar - done with Plants 🌱 Managed by Herbivores. Mic🎤 Drop !!
At 44:00 beyond sustainable
Thank you for this fantastic content. I am learning so much
Luving and learning with Greg 🌳 🐄 🐑 🐖 🐓 🌲🦃 🦌
Our Certainty is the Land we have. Crops and Livestock must be managed to fit what the land gives, each year.
3 hours... oh my. This will take several cups of tea
Several trips to the lu.
We are going to have to take a shower
Considering bankers are nothing but counterfeiters producing money out of nothing. Credit becomes cash with your signature. There's even a supreme court case that admits on the pages of history banks never loan any "lawful consideration anymore" First National Bank of Montgomery v. Jerome Daly, Dec. 9, 1968, also known as the Credit River Case, was a case tried before a justice of the peace in Minnesota in 1968. The decision in that case is sometimes cited by opponents of the United States banking system.
Anyone doing the same kind of work on land, you don't have to burn brush. Turn it into biochar. It's really easy. Just look up "flame cap kiln". I make mine in 1/2 of an old heating oil tank. Biochar in animal feed gives you healthy animals and spreads the biochar on the land.
New subscriber here. On this account. I’ve been following you for years on another devise/account. Thanks for sharing soo much great information.
Fantastic! So many good things to learn from Greg speach!
The Gross per calf math should consider the value your land has. He has the land cost against his profit but the land payment is not gone forever, the land has value and should appreciate. Additionally, you have to live somewhere so you will buy land regardless, if you are grazing the same land you live on then that too should have a positive effect on your cost.
Can’t wait for spring, looking forward to building and improving my grazing ground.
1hr 14min Great advise!
Great presentation!!
Post anti UV/no painting of Fiberglass post... coat in epoxy and embed sand into surface. You will NEVER have to paint it ever again. Sand reflects the UV rays.
Thanks for this one. Have landowners who mow where I could graze.
LOVE this!!!!
Natural siphon. 1:56 - 1:57:46
i watch a lot farm videos now and then i stopped to Listen & learn
i dont own a farm but interested in it all, mums Uncles ran sheep in But thats all gone now
1 thing i learnt from another farmer You put Cows in 1st Then run sheep thru a few days L8tr
Never sheep 1st they flatten grass faster and cows hate where sheep have been
Also the infestation Bugs from grass they dont like low grass thus sheep flatten it so light kills most on hot days 20/20 .Lot involved but once you get it all working right grazzing & farming comes easier All you Need is $ to start doing it .
How effective is this strategy in states that have heavy snowfall, like North Dakota? It looks like this system could work well in the spring, summer, and fall. However, I don't see how you would circumvent haying and the equipment required to produce that hay.
i just wish I could have stayed there in that area.. of course though Arizona spoiled weather wise
Thanks Diego
This is so awesome.
My world just got expanded....I could start with sheep because I'm the one with $12 in the bank right now
I agree, chickens - meat and egg chickens.
Rolling movable coop cages. Many youtubers show you how to do it. Then they fertilize while they eat.
shanartisan - there ya go $12, aren’t dreams wonderful !!
Truelove 140 days from hatch
@Truelove well u get eggs after 20 weeks, not quite day 1. But you're right it is pretty soon. But meat chickens...you can process them and be in the money after 8 weeks.
@Truelove only problem with chickens they need grain, grazing animals need grass. Sheep in my experience are cheaper than chickens to feed. I own both.
Beans and Rice... That's what you live on and you sleep with the cattle.
In the video it talked about a lease that is made available. Where can I find it?this is such an amazing video full of valuable information. Thank you.
I think he said it was in one of the books that he wrote.
Your are so awesome workiing at night. No matter how what the jerks said. Even with another day job. Haters going to hate. I'm freaking out how you farmed it all at night.
Curious what kind of insurance you need in case an animal gets loose and causes a car accident or something
What about leasing land for a wind turbine?
Carbon is good. We are carbon. We will die without carbon.
How many acres per intern does he run?
1 for 1
What is the website for the generic batt-latch
How do u do this in Colorado? Definitely not a prolific grass growing area.
Diego Footer is there a lease template available?
I don't know if Greg has one. Maybe in his book?
He goes into detail on leases in his book "no risk ranching"
MR: Check with your state Ag university or county extension agent.
Migration pattern grazing. Is what hes doing. With some fancy financing.
Business school :)
How much is reasonable to charge for grazing cattle on my leased land?
That's a tough question to answer without know more, but not very much. A couple hundred dollars an acres is around the going rate in most areas.
Diego Footer p
Diego Footer did you even watch the video?
@@gnuclur8952 u mean the video he posted on his channel?
why does the hay need to be unrolled?
so they have to walk and eat it, it helps spread the urine and manure around the land. it gets more nutrients into the land instead of stockpiled into a central location. he also doesn't have a barn or bring then in for the winter
what do ya do in winter when ya got 4 feet of snow on the ground? thank ya fer the video
Feed hay or put the cows in the freezer.
@russ sherwood ,
Where do you live that has four feet of snow on the ground? I have lived in areas that have snow during the winter. Including northern N.Y. state. ( 60 miles south of Montreal , Canada. ) Never have I seen four feet of snow on the ground except for the occasional wind drift . Not even where I live now in the snow belt along Lake Erie in Ohio. Even there , the most ACCUMULATED snow I have seen was about 16 inches.
So , where do you live that has four feet of snow on level open ground ? And not in a snow drift ?
@@donaldmiller8629 south of lake superior
@@donaldmiller8629south of lake superior,, last winter we had 349.75 in. on the ground
russ sherwood oh bullshit. You did not have 29 feet of snow on the ground from one winter.
Did you live in the farm house....
when you sell livestock off, where do you sell them?
Probably at a sale yard
Well you'd sell them at the same place you bought them...when you buy groceries where do you go? The grocery store...so if you want to sell groceries you sell them at a grocery store. When grocery stores need produce they go to farmers. When butchers need meat they go to cattle herders: so when the butchers are looking to buy all the cattle herders who know will go to meet with the butchers and other meat buyers.
Spider Farm!!!
Herbicide commercial for this video. Nice job UA-cam.
The thought of raising cattle in Africa is terrifying to me. You're just leading a heard of helpless ribeyes around a continent with the most dangerous carnivores.
And if you’re on the southern tip, farming, and white, now you’re suddenly being lynched too. Africa has great resources but too many problems. No thanks 😂
10 Dollars an Acre :O
Here in Northern Germany you at least 80 Dollars.
Over 300 euro per acre in Ireland
no crime in burning cedar. might even want to nuke it from orbit to be sure.
You think it would work if a blond woman was chewing tobacco while videoing property.