Bull mob locked onto farthest paddock from watering point for 8 hours.

Bull mob locked onto farthest paddock from watering point for 8 hours.
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[@willyfindlay4398]

You are a very generous and knowledgeable farmer that makes great content on KZbin. 😊 Thanks from Scotland. 😊

[@bighoss8873]

Don’t worry about people pissing and moaning about the wind, you have a wealth of knowledge to share, I’m with you if someone doesn’t like then they don’t have to watch , thanks for sharing what you do

[@leelindsay5618]

What's cool is how fencing cattle out of areas promotes wildlife, and fencing cattle into areas helps promote wildlife and forage growth. To add to that, fencing and moving animals on pasture improves their health after you take out the animals that don't do well in your environment.

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks for the video! It amazing how the grass is taking off. It’s been 26 days since I started grazing the first paddock, and it is ready to go again but I’m not there yet. I have some grass that is growing slowly because it needs a little fertilizer to push it over the hump. I’m going to make a tea of some kind to help the process go faster since we have chicken manure. It’s nice to have a byproduct since our main purpose is eggs from our chickens.

[@bryanblackburn7074]

Greg you do a pretty good job of multi-tasking.

[@jordanfannin795]

Your videos are just fine. The wind is REAL LIFE

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

Greg just keep doing what you do like you say they can always go to the channels that stage their videos.

[@danphillips4590]

Duck weed

[@michaelmayrend313]

I have seen geese be in a breeding/family group. One will stay on the hidden nest, and the others will be on defense or distraction duty.

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

If the battery doesn't die in the RFID tag. Your cattle live long enough, the batteries are likely to die before the animal. The tags do have very many digits that can be visually read, if you can read all the digits. Getting head with ear held still is a tricky task.

[@mattgovendo7064]

The plant in the water is duck weed

[@RedCowsGreenFields]

Percentage of live sperm in the semen sample

[@retailtraitor1516]

What was the vet testing that was in the 90s?

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Semen viability

[@retailtraitor1516]

@@user-kv2pt4lu9y Thanks! I am wanting to get into Greg’s kind of cattle ranching but I don’t yet know all the things.

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

@@retailtraitor1516 i am from a dairy farm family. I have read his books and watched many of his videos, Gabe Brown's Dirt to Soil, Joel Salatin's Salad Bar Beef and Pastured Poultry Profits. Depending on your land base, forages growing on your land base, your skills and desires; consider which critter(s) will fit your context best. Rabbits could be done in an HOA on a small scale. Poultry and small ruminants on smaller plots of land. Greg has a great video series on setting up a smaller acreage farmette. Look back in his titles for what you feel you need to know more about. There are others who do grazing differently and may bring up good questions to consider for your context. Alejandro Carrillo is in the Mexican desert and does some innovative watering. Steve Kenyon is in Canada, brrrrrr, lots if snow. Gabe Brown in Bismark, ND uses very diverse crops and very little hay. At the dairy we and our vets saw new things every year. Never stop learning! My brothers switched to beef 18 months ago and in the last 24 hours the first 100% beef calf was born. 79 or so to go... in the next 4 weeks...

[@nandisaand5287]

Greg please interview Ian M.

[@thabogonya3988]

The good old man Ian Mitchell Innes😅great man.

[@danielwilliams9458]

What type of cattle do you own Greg?

[@janetk3611]

Greg has South Poll cattle.

[@donaldgastineau6330]

Duckweed

[@jimidcanada]

Canada geese doing their defensive moves.