Hot, dry, and Humid grazing in NC!

[@brycekramer1732]

Since I was recommended your videos I have begun to go back and watch all of them. They are very informative, and I have been putting your grazing style to practice with fantastic results. This is the first year out of the last 4 years of regerative grazing. Previous 3 years were daily strip grazing at much lower stocking rates. This year, since the introduction of the UHG strip grazing, I can consistently find dung beetles and a lot of them.

[@drumhillerfarms6858]

Thanks Josh always informative! God bless you buddy!

[@tickcreekranch]

2nd day down here with Jaime in Tallahassee. Awesome clinic!

[@johnkey3173]

Thank you!

[@coyroberts8356]

Thanks 😊

[@GrazingCreation]

Im enjoying learning your techniques. Im assuming you have 3 groups of animals? Cow/calf doing non-selective grazing, finishing animals doing selective grazing, and then bulls in a separate area?

[@runningtfarmsnc]

Yes that’s correct.

[@GrazingCreation]

Thanks for showing this Josh. Im assuming tomorrow you are going to graze on the other side of this lane?

[@runningtfarmsnc]

Yes sir

[@danielphillips1094]

It seems like the animals with the mashona influence are in much better condition. I cant remember if you've covered it but do you have any bulls?

[@runningtfarmsnc]

We have some half blood bulls we will be using to clean up with after AI. We have used AI to introduce the Mashona genetics.

[@danielphillips1094]

@@runningtfarmsnc by clean up you mean take care of any open cows? How do the half mashona bulls look and what's the other half?

[@runningtfarmsnc]

@@danielphillips1094 Yes the clean up bulls are used to breed the cows that don’t settle AI. I’ll try to do some video of the half blood bulls soon.