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This is how i want my freezer to look like! 👍🏻

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Good looking bull.

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Looks like you have some great grass genetics there!! Jealous I don’t have a blade of fescue in the pasture! Bermuda is great in the spring and summer!! Not so much after the first frost!!

How far apart did you space out your timeless posts?

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Hello @smithfamilypastures Wow, we just saw the video you shared of setting up Timeless Fences, and we're blown away by your effort and dedication! 😊 It's truly inspiring to see our fences becoming a part of your space. We'd absolutely love to share your amazing work with the broader community on our social media channels. Would you be okay with that? Also, if you have any ‘after’ shots of the finished setup, we’d be thrilled to show both the process and the final result-what a great way to inspire others! Thanks so much for being such a fantastic part of our Timeless Fence family. We’re looking forward to hopefully showcasing your journey, from start to finish!

Winner! We have a winner! I'm glad I've seen somebody else using this t-bar style unroller. As simple as it gets. I'm pretty sure it can be made with wood even, although I'm going to make mine out of steel. Has everything you need.

6:26 I seen em do that @ home. Shameless! Place looks like Crockett, Tx

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Grass looks good great work

I'm no expert, but these are the best South Polls I've ever seen.

Gorgeous cattle! Is that a Broadway son?

They look good. How old are the calf when you pull them from the cows? Wish my calfs looked this big 😮

Which breed of cow is this?

Hi,Smith family pastures, Consumption down !,! cows don’t seem like they could eat anymore. ALL full tummies 👍😃 Cheers

What breed is this?

I haven’t taken the course either (saw your response to a comment); I just took notes from Jaime’s recorded seminars at Living Web Farm’s YT channel. This stuff really, really works. I have four acres of mainly tall fescue and reed canary grass in northern Michigan that I graze 10 goats on. I started last summer with them doing the standard “take 30-40% and then move them.” I had them all bunched up in a 16’x16’ pen that I just dragged onto fresh grass a few times a day and was seeing zero improvement of the pasture. I’d cover the entire pasture over a couple months and everything would be just as dry and rank as ever with no noticeable regrowth. I was doing the same thing for the first half of the current growing season when I saw Jaime Elizondo’s videos and thought I’d give it a shot. The results are just astounding. The goats were very ornery for the first couple days, but then they figured it out. Their condition, including coats actually improved, because “take 40%” made them so picky. Well, they ain’t picky no more! Google Maps updated the satellite photo of our land here back in early September, and you can very clearly see the dividing line from where I started grazing non-selectively. The grass there is as green as tree leaves, whereas the grass on the other half of the pasture is still mostly yellow. This is one of those things where, I get why they say non-selective is the way to go, I can see how it’s supposed to work, but you just cannot argue with these results. Awesome video, pal, and good work. Keep it up!

Original Population South Polls look so much better than most of the Upgraded Cattle in the Registry.

Cows look good. You are doing a good job. Takes the stress out of going into winter.

Wow mammas look fat and happy! Wish my Bermuda dominated pasture looked that good right now! We are crispy dry since a a couple inches with Helene. Whatever you guys are doing it’s working!!

Great looking cattle, and beautiful farm.

Not familiar with the South Poll bull! But that is a fine looking bull!

Like you said it’s always something. Looks like Axle, Hub and caliper. Expensive day on the farm. Hope parts are available for the CFMoto 500 to get it back in business!

I know you're the best mechanic to fix it. 😊 You just don't need the headache!

I’ll be praying for you all down there. Stay safe. How much rain did you get? We got a lot of rain in 2010 like 10 inches or so one night. It was awful but we were the lucky ones. We only had foot of water in our basement. I knew people who had way worse damage than us. Some people got 20 plus inches of rain over that same night.

Stay safe up there Smith family!!

You guys are so efficient awesome 👏🏽 🎉🎉

Youve got a nice herd there. They definitely look good. Thx for sharing

Beautiful pastures, healthy animals, what could be better. Some really nice upcoming bull calves in the group. I'd be darn proud of them.

Please, brother, I follow you on KZbin and Instagram. Please help me find a job contract on a farm. May God bless you.🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦🙏🙏

See Daniel done got them trained. Dam Emily done a amazing job love seeing ya videos, love them mooing. Boys growing fast to. Happy for y'all . How's Stephen and family

Interesting - thanks!

Y'all stay safe, see ya in a couple of weeks. 😊

Working on 6.5 inches so far still expecting 3-6 tomorrow

Nice heard

Great content. I’ve been wondering what the temperature effect is on red & black cattle. I have all black cattle in East Texas & know they get hot so have been contemplating getting some Red Angus.

In our area they pay a premium for all grass fed beef. My neighbor runs Dexter’s. He went to all grass fed and rotational grazing about 10 years ago. He lowered his feed costs and his revenue went up as well. His beef is much tastier. A couple of high end Restaurants contract for some of his beef. He is 3rd generation and says rotation schedules are tricky - no set rule because every farm is unique. He calls his technique selective grazing…..5 large paddocks and moves his cattle every 3 or 4 weeks. He harvests hay on 3 of his paddocks as well so that is built into his schedule. He tried smaller paddocks initially but large paddocks proved to be his best setup. less work on moving fences and water troughs.

Hello, how do you keep the pastures green in summer by watering them?And which state are you from?

We gonna need the make n model of that freezer

Lot like Greg Judy, I like it

I forget who said this back in the 90's but it was making the cattle eat the box along with the ice cream. Decades old knowledge coming back around, maybe it was Alan Nation wisdom from the Grass Farmer.