Greg and Jan discussing mineral program with bull/steer mob move.

[@coachcal4876]

I hope all of us continuing to watch and enjoy your videos give you guys the opportunity to buy more and more land to showcase this timeless top to bottom trophic level focused method. It just makes sense!! 🙌🥳

[@pamanderson1417]

Thanks Greg and Jan. Beautiful bulls, steers, and pasture and I appreciate all I learn from watching your videos!

[@AlgiereRanch]

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[@BroghedaBeefHunterValley]

Great news about the water system , mate 👏

[@EastGateTentRevival]

Love summer annual grass and Forbes! It's not as important this year with all the rain! #NaturalGramma Hank & Laura Reid

[@tpasi2020UG]

Damnit! I always learn something from this great channel. Thank you for explaining how mineral work.

[@nunofd82]

It's funny how they came running until they saw you, then they came over like, oh there's Gregg, let's go see what he's eating.

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks for the video! The warm season natives are awesome! Some of our property have different grazing rotations . So far this year, part of it has been grazed once. Whereas others have been grazed 3 times. We will start our fourth rotation on some of the property in a week or 2. It will be awesome when you get all those water points. I need more water points on the backside of our property.

[@AlgiereRanch]

We are working on a very similar process right now!

[@Thuy_Dailylife]

lovely cows, hope you are healthy and bring quality results

[@AlgiereRanch]

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[@bryanblackburn7074]

Greg you mention minerals are expensive, but look at the outcome from your inputs? It seems to me if anyone wants to build healthy soil for their animals and get peak performance from the land and forage they must spend a little money. The animals know what they are missing and choose what they need and as you mentioned the herd poops out 80-85% of the mineral back onto the land. In the long run it's a win-win situation the cattle are happy and so are you. By the way I love hearing the cattle eat so peacefully no balling just rip, rip, rip...

[@AlgiereRanch]

What kind of mineral setup are you running? We have a free choice feeder

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

The company is called Free Choice Minerals out of Wisconsin

[@markpiersall9815]

August 4th is Owl Appreciation Day. Consider installing an Owl nest box on your property. Owls eat rodents which host ticks. Barn Owls, Northern Saw-Whet Owls and Screech Owls are all cavity nesters. There are not enough quality nesting cavities for these useful birds. Help put pressure on rodent populations with artificial nesting cavities for Owls.

[@C.Hawkshaw]

You got the nicest looking cattle on KZbin.

[@AlgiereRanch]

That is a fact!! He has beautiful cattle

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Thank-you sir!

[@C.Hawkshaw]

If row croppers could take a sabbatical field, seed it with a grass/forbes/legumes mixture like you have now, run cattle on it for a year with managed grazing and a free-choice mineral feeder, wouldn’t that improve the mineral content of a field much more than just a cover crop?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Yes it would.

[@vonmajor]

Good insight for water tank location. On the older farms has the consumption of FCM gone down when a served per head unit of cattle?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Yes they have been dramatically reduced , around 70%

[@vonmajor]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Thanks Greg. Almost ordered some last Fall. Just hadn’t worked out the logistics of going to BETO Junction, ( intersection of Hwy 75 and I45) Kansas and meeting a shipment at a truck stop, offloading to my pickup using my “Armstrong “ muscle power. May have to seriously revisit that option.

[@dantheman9135]

Keep Crushing

[@ryanbutler8724]

Greg ,instead of bushhoging, do you ever prescribe burn pasture for brush and weed control. What is your opinion on prescribed burning pasture and woodlands.

[@kennethheern4896]

Where can you buy those individual minerals. I’m in Southern Illinois and haven’t seen the minerals sold individually.

[@AlgiereRanch]

We got ours from free choice mineral

[@AlgiereRanch]

Hey greg when would you recommend bushing a pasture? Ours are a little weedy on our first year

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

End of July or the first week of August. Right now!

[@AlgiereRanch]

@@gregjudyregenerativeranchergood learning lesson for us! We are on year one!

[@kimbucha2949]

Why don't you wait for them to shed completely before you clamp them?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

In March there are no flies and the weather is cooler.

[@lindagates9150]

When in the grocery store I say give me forty acreand I can turn this rig around.😅 I have issues with narrow isles and cardboard displaces. Lately I have given warning s wide load coming through some times I mention women driver too it would be great if there more room. 💚☘️🍀⭐🌟⭐🍀☘️💚🖖😇👍

[@jonerlandson1956]

morning dew...

[@AlgiereRanch]

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