Greg is mowing the yard and fertilizing it at the same time.

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

Beautiful sight. 10 thousand for a bull that can do that is a bargain. Your an overnight success people have no idea of the thousands of hours of brutal hard work that got you where you are today. God bless you both. Thanks for sharing you knowledge

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Thank-you David.

[@susieclark1498]

Yes...a free market makes a healthy country. Cattle are beautiful.

[@greggergen9104]

Greg I loved the last 1 minute.... As far as I am concerned you can get on your soap box whenever you would like.

[@georgeheller2281]

More power to you Greg, you've earned every penny. Hard work and determination does pay off. Keep being a light in the dark. Have a wonderful day.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Much appreciated

[@hnplabs]

If there were just more Greg's around doing it right! 🐮🐂

[@ridgerunneroutdoors934]

Greg Judy…a free market American Patriot! Love your videos. You are educating me as I start my own small acre family farm in WV. Thank you

[@josephmoilliet8194]

I could watch this all day! I've been building a house on my farm for the last 3 years and I've been mowing the lawn with our ram bunch of 20 since I started. She's one healthy lawn now!

[@hvlineman5227]

050 is an absolute stud! 🇺🇸

[@danmiller4774]

G-wiz Greg quit hogging all the rain we need some of that rain up here in South Dakota. What kind of hurting have a great day I enjoy the videos.

[@JMo268]

At 1:05 there's a calf in the foreground with a limp. Front drivers side leg.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

He got stepped on, no swelling though. He will be fine in a couple days.

[@lynnclark4208]

These are soothing videos. I used to go for walks when we lived in the country. I always enjoyed when I could walk by the cattle grazing. Very soothing.

[@CaryKelly11]

Greg Judy's landscaping crew in action.

[@jennifersinclair6044]

Best neighbor ever! I want a neighbor like Greg Judy!

[@savageairsoft9259]

A beautiful sight. Brings back good memories of the grass school there.

[@kathytripp1684]

I am looking forward to this!

[@judyreyna8997]

Great to see you here the beautiful people like you exist still today keep up the beautiful work God bless you be safe keep safe and your family safer just say when

[@davidsawyer1599]

A calming and beautiful video were you can be heard. Thanks.

[@hurdman7899]

We don't get 17 1/2 inches of rain in a whole year here in Commiefornia.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Living where it rains certainly helps with a grazing operation.

[@antiowarr9467]

Anybody notice the old weathered tree at the 10:52 mark. That make a great picture for a puzzle. lol

[@firstlight7419]

Really beautiful stock

[@KB-jd8tl]

Nice grass.

[@yoopermann7942]

that is the most enjoyable way to mow a lawn, when i raised a couple of steer calfs for meat i used to tether them on the lawn and move them around

[@Will-No-Co]

The kind of lawn mowing where you never need to buy any fertilizer. Most excellent.

[@geralddunn2654]

well I have 75 ac that needs mowing, come on over!!!! Timeless fence post coming Monday, sheep Aug. 1 and lots to do so send the boys over and we can nock it out in no time!!!! and with that have a great day

[@davemi00]

Honey, the neighbors have Guard Cows ! What are they doing ? They’re doing yard work ! 😄

[@kathytripp1684]

Brilliant!

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

When our lawnmower wouldn't start I was wish I didn't live in town so I could use my cows.

[@Webfra14]

"Nooo... we didn't sell Grandma!"

[@wallacewimmer5191]

I’d CLONE grandma. Incredible genetics 👍👍

[@davemi00]

Ha, lots of viewers are now relieved 🥲 And Greg might Lose his Lease !

[@vivoshop8182]

Good

[@danmiller4774]

She looks like a little Ayrshire or red Holstein

[@c6farms952]

What video did you talk about syphon water out of a pond?

[@thefulfilledlife9083]

Mind if I ask why there seems to be a cow with a docked tail right in the 6:40-6:50 time frame?

[@movinon1242]

I cannot answer for that particular animal, but its not unheard of for a cow, or more likely a calf, to get stepped on while it is laying down in the grass. Legs and tails are at greatest risk. So if a 1,200 lb bull is chasing down a cow in heat and steps on a calf's tail, that tail or leg could easily be crushed beyond repair in a worst case scenario. He certainly doesn't dock his animal's tails as standard practice.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Fescue toxin sometimes makes the tail switch fall off the tip of the tail.

[@thefulfilledlife9083]

Interesting, thanks! I wasn’t being judgmental, just mere curiosity. I know these cattle are treated very humanely and managed incredibly well. Ya learn something new every day!

[@RAPATEXWV]

Was the calf at 0:54 limping?

[@lindagates9150]

We usually have twelve days of rainfall on average during July in our part of the province with about a total of three and a half inches of rain Elsa brought that much to the city on her travels through the province, and dropped a lot more in Moncton as a good bye gift. I am so glad that she wasn’t leaving snow behind her. Yesterday I forgot to mention that Alice used to bring her clothes downstairs to the kitchen to get dressed while standing on a chair . The air was warmer elevation does make a difference. Oh the joys of a wood burning furnace Dad said that it kept him warm cutting and stacking the wood, loading the furnace and emptying the ashes. When I left the village in 79 they moved too. To a converted school house that didn’t have a bathroom it had four out houses well three out houses and one that had been built in the non renovated part of the school .. one of the former teachers named the school Bleak hill academy I don’t think he was impressed by the facilities. Dad and Mum renovated the whole building they hadn’t finished the upstairs bathroom when Dad broke his ankle so Mum finished it by herself. The third born daughter would not use it until Dad okayed the job. Oh she of little faith? Included in their renovations were electric baseboard heaters and a fireplace, perhaps I have already told you about Mum telling the electrician who was installing the new electrical box that he had made a mistake. I certainly had a do it yourself Mum. Early training, observation ,talent , a can do attitude ,determination ,I wonder what else I can add. Plenty of mentors and aptitude? I have the hundred year old electricity book that had once been owned by her uncle Walter so likely she absorbed a lot by shadowing him . I have enjoyed watching this episode and seeing Grandma! 🖖🖖🖖👍👍👍🙋🏼‍♀️♥️

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Another great mum story!

[@jerryburwick3433]

Greg have you heard of Red Poll Cattle and if so can you tell me the difference between them and The South Poll Breed? Thank You so much for your help. Jerry

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I don't know much about the Red Poll breed.

[@lynnclark4208]

So where are you? You mentioned some going to Georgia.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Mid Missouri

[@danmiller4774]

173 looks like he'll make a good bull.

[@willieclark2256]

I've been wondering if one were to graze a couple horses after the cows/ sheep, would/ could you get a closer/ more even graze? I've got a lawn to mow but the landowner likes it at ~2" tall. What do you think?

[@Digger927]

Well, I guess the drawback to a successful and long lived breeding program is eventually (with any luck) you're going to have trouble deciding who to keep and who needs to go because they are all so good. That's a nice problem to have, we should all be so fortunate to find ourselves in that position. Lol, I'd never complain about the price you get out of your stock. I don't have to buy it, if I want to pay for it, I'd expect to have to pay for your years of good management practices. $10k for that doesn't seem that high to me (if I could afford it). Good for you for getting dividends from your years of hard work and dedication.

[@davemi00]

Honey, the neighbors have guests ! What are they serving ? Rye and Fescue.

[@kathrynwhite8482]

Unbelieveabull beauty.

[@noah786]

I once heard Joel Salatin talking about blackleg and he said it is caused by a bacteria that develops from puncture wounds from animals in a pasture with lots of thorny material like blackberry. It may be something worth while to talk to him about.

[@hamzahameed8719]

Hello Greg, my field has a lot of black grass, what do you suggest I do - only 10 acres. Thank you

[@douglassmith6448]

Do you band the bulls

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Some of the bulls get banded each year for our grassfed beef market steers

[@villadrifft9381]

What about soil compaction?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

There have been millions of ruminant animals grazing the landscape for thousands of years. Soil does better with hooved animals massaging the soil surface.

[@movinon1242]

If you watch some videos from Gabe Brown, Ian Mitchell Innes and Alan Savory, you learn that the main cause of soil compaction is tillage, monoculture and lack of ruminant animals. Running 2,000 lb animals in one field for days at a time will most certainly lead to compacted soil. But if you go with the smaller animals that nature gave us, move them regularly, and keep them out of soft bottom land during heavy precipitation, only good things can happen. There are other factors, of course, but the fellows I mentioned above really get into the science of regenerative agriculture.

[@villadrifft9381]

Thanks

[@marvinbaier3627]

I was thinking the heifer looks like a guernsey more than a jersey. We got about a little less than three quarters of inch last night. The forecast says chance of rain for 3-4 days. It is still dry here but it is looking better as the rain falling. I’ve been mowing my lawn since June 11. Tomorrow July 12 or it could be July 13 because i have a small patch they haven’t grazed yet this year by our house. I usually mow it because it is hard to graze in that area but I’m going to try. I think I will be moving them off the lawn and back to where they started grazing the first round. It was May 9 was the last time it was grazed. Since it was so dry here, the lawn made our pasture recover some. One question for you, we have a nice red clover patch that is looking like it needs to be grazed before it starts to go dormant from seeding. Would you graze it now or wait until you are there for the normal grazing rotation? It is 90 percent red clover. I think I would do little at a time because I worry about bloating and high in protein runny manure. I would do it over 2-3 days. Thanks for all your videos!

[@lynnclark4208]

What's black leg?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

A disease that lives in bare soil.

[@mattanderson3319]

What brand tag do you use? We have had a lot of lost tags with Alflex and are changing brands next year.

[@timwilson2920]

So, is that a "back side of the pond" paddock , or is that bank too steep for grazing ?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

It depends on the moisture at the time you may graze it. If it's wet, skip it, if it's dry graze it.

[@tenabrass3447]

what about that lame calf in 105/106?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

He got stepped on, no swelling though, should be fine in a couple days

[@623hgh]

Why do so many of your Southern Poll cattle have horns?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Those are 3/4 South Poll, have 10 of them.

[@petepeterson2504]

I see you have a white cow in the herd is she a Charolais or another breed ?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

50 % Charolais, 50% South Poll

[@movinon1242]

Anyone complaining about $10,000 for your best bull is more than welcome to start with a $2,000 bull and spend a decade or two building up their herd's genetics to get their own version. On the flip side, they can put in some legwork and find some south poll ranchers who don't have a massive internet following, and get an equivalent animal for considerably less.

[@bhensel100]

Capitalism..... I whole heartily agree with you Greg Judy.

[@wadepatton2433]

I don't understand why anyone runs hair sheep different from your operation Greg. Just doesn't make sense and they're all complaining all the time about worming, trimming, lambing indoors, and dead lambs, but they keep on doing that way.

[@RedCowsGreenFields]

Yay, capitalism!!! Continued success, Greg!

[@drevil2783]

We live in a time where everything is artificial. EV has ICE noises. Your cattle also needs a lawnmower sound when used in that role. Wroom wrooom maybe???😆😆

[@C.Hawkshaw]

Oh yeah! Nothin better than two hours of 2-cycle engine noise on a quiet country Sunday!

[@drevil2783]

@@C.Hawkshaw 😆😆then do it on the other days of the week😆😆😆

[@movinon1242]

@@drevil2783 Prwtty sure he's referring to meigh running their machinery on the weekend...

[@drevil2783]

@@movinon1242😆😆😆i can't seem to male anyone happy. Throw me a friggin bone here. I want my cows with engine noises!!! Is that too much to ask?!?!. 😂😂😂😆😆😆

[@C.Hawkshaw]

@@drevil2783 Oh OK, your cows can sound like a lawnmower engine if you can make my EV sound like an elephant.

[@ziauddin7948]

awesome smooth hairless skin red South Pole breed heifers , bulls & calves & a beautiful large land with grass # these heifers U bulls horns are cut to increase their beauty & eliminate injury risk #

[@stefanschmidt3069]

Are the owners pleased with the uneven result of that „mowing“ ?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

They are ecstatic, not much left to clip off now. Mowing it to make it even will be a breeze!

[@stefanschmidt3069]

Greg Judy Regenerative Rancher so they mow it after your cows ?

[@parkermichael620]

a bull is like anything else its worth what someone is willing to pay.

[@martinspijker9661]

are you gonna cull that cow with the white face and horns?.. can you show her one more time and tell something about her> i like that cow

[@kathytripp1684]

Wow, I would love to buy the semen for my heifers; as well.

[@jennifersinclair6044]

You should stand on that "soapbox" a little more often. It's therapeutic to hear reasonable logic, in a world of insanity.