A Step by Step Approach to Building Pasture Productivity and Soil Health

[@doncook3584]

Right on brother. You GET IT. Now somehow we need to get EVERY producer to follow your lead. May God bless you and your family.

[@danno1800]

You have a real gift for explaining things. Thanks very much!

[@johngritman4840]

Thank you for this video, it was very instructive. My daughter and her husband just bought a NICE small house on 19 acres of which 12 are neglected pasture. The elderly widow who owned it was just too infirm to manage it so my son in law has a big chore ahead of him. The BIG issue is the trees in the pasture. I have urged him to lay out the pasture into small pastures for day grazing and save one big tree in each or build an open shed (roof, no walls) so the animals could get some shade. Then he needs to bring in a forestry mulcher and just clear out everything else. Leave it over the winter, disc harrow in the spring and fertilize and seed with a proper mix of grass, clover etc. The next spring he can put cattle on it.

[@badgoy8439]

Those are some happy cows. Good to see these more natural grazing methods in practice.

[@scottfamily865]

Great message, especially for other farmers who feel stuck in the old ways of soil depletion. I think you can definitely help them. Thank you!

[@lifeonamanitobafarm6485]

Very good presentation, thank you for the education. Randy from Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@vfgcforages4216]

He is referring to strip grazing. Allocating one days’ worth of pasture at a time using temporary electric fencing. He mixes the seed together and plants it with a no-till drill.

[@teauxmeauxfarms1480]

Love This! Thank You,

[@FrontPorchPets]

Great video...very encouraging!

[@HeritageFarmsTexas]

Great informative video. I just joined your channel. We desperately need to improve our pastures. We are in North Texas.

[@kinoaks4498]

Awesome goal!

[@mya514]

What a great video ...thank you

[@pudgy.pastures]

Thank you for sharing this. Can improvement like this be had on smaller pastures? We just moved to a very rural 10 acre property and the house sits on about 2 acres. The rest we are going to use for grazing. we essentially have 3 fields, with the biggest being about 4 acres, that we want to move 5 or so cows through. We're wondering if sectioning off the fields into smaller paddocks of about 1-2 acres would help, then rotate through them a week or so at a time?

[@vfgcforages4216]

Thank you for your comments.

[@vfgcforages4216]

That is a daikon radish you see at

[@benwilliams3539]

How would you guys go about preparing clay soil before trying to turn it into pasture? Is there anything cost effective on a large scale?

[@HeartwayFarms]

How do you sow your annual seeds?

[@grant3hanson]

How do I find these pasture walks and farmer social events in my area?

[@gmoac]

perfect!

[@eksinei9443]

What exactly does he mean by "day grazing" at