It is really interesting the word smithing and like you said sudden adoption of the words and phrases across the industry. It feels like controlled narratives.

Currently we have 15 animals. But that’s exactly right hitting the high ground. Hope to just keep passing the information along.get it into the zeitgeist of the masses I’ll tell ya to the beef quality has improved so much over the past few years. I used to do set stock grazing just throw animals out there til we had nothing left then feed hay in a sacrifice lot… was going broke doing it that way. Now I have 2x the amount of animals and I feed less hay than ever before. Crazy all in the management and mindset.

Hey I appreciate the offer but they are not for sale I am still in the process of building up a herd. Eventually we will have calves but it maybe a couple years yet. Thank you

Had to look up what discography meant. I will say nature certainly is a symphony.

Sure seems it requires managing the land differently. If the cows were penned up I would have a mud hole on my hands lol thanks for watching.

Hey thanks for listening. Need lots more small scale farmers. My mission is to simplify the regenerative agriculture methods so farmers and homesteaders can easily implement the techniques. The Beauty is in the simplicity.

No land is big enough trust me I screwed up big time when I first started doing set stock grazing.. grass roots die if the cows graze it 3 days in a row. It only takes 3 days to overgraze. The trick with grass fed is grass fed can be considered cows getting fed nothing but hay and silage in a barn. That’s how the feed lots get the consumers confused on the labels. I know it’s hard but find a beef operation that’s regenerative if possible. Some of them are way over priced but at least you know the land is actually improving. And my safe bet is 2.5 acres per animal and they get moved every day. We only have 15 head now on about 45-50 acres and the management is easy I could push it harder but I like to be safe. I overgrazed once and it took 2 years to recover from it. It’s all in the management 😂 thanks for watching