Meet a veteran that loves grazing!

Meet a veteran that loves grazing! It is always a pleasure to meet folks that have served and protected our country for a large share of their life. Thank-you Rick for your tremendous service and sacrifice that you gave to protect our country. You are the reason we have the freedoms that we enjoy today in the USA.

[@davidd6095]

wow, 23yrs army and not divorced, I have only met 2 guys with that.

[@chuck3671]

2nd that

[@BosnWayne]

Well done Sir. Thanks for your service to our Nation. Hand Salute!

[@LilmissJ111]

Please tell him thank you for your service too!

[@marjnussby8305]

Love seeing your interviews, Greg! It's always exciting to meet new grazers! Looking forward to hearing of Rick's success as he transforms his farm.

[@savageairsoft9259]

Thank you Rick, for your service! Prayers for the USA.

[@davemi00]

Thanks Rick for your service Best Wishes improving your grass.

[@SolarSolaceFarms]

it's people like Rick and his wife, and I would include you and Jan in that too that have made this country a great place to live, thanks for your service!

[@davidbonin6378]

Thank you for your service Rick!

[@leelindsay5618]

Doing what's been done without looking at new/old/different practices for their merit is not the best way to make money. Being flexible and accepting new information keeps your mind young. The best way to run a business is to adapt to the change and stay informed, not inflammed. Glad to see another person on the path to regenerate.

[@leesvision]

Those bulls look really good and happy to me. Much love ❤️ 🙏 to the gentleman in the video and his family. Hope you have a good season.

[@williammisener2389]

I love this video. Thanks for everything you do to teach folks about regenerating land Greg.

[@Melidontcare]

Good interview, would like to met up at some point to learn more.. We bought a 97 acre farm in Casey County. Some day will get out to see Greg and company.

[@marvinbaier3627]

Another great interview. When you interview people, you still learn from them and you especially people who are starting out in the MOB grazing. I’m like yeah that makes sense and that’s what I’m doing so I must be on the right path.

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

He's going to do great. Always excited to see new believers.

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

We have the same type of terrain on both of our places in SE Missouri.

[@chuckledbetter]

greg great video thank you to all veterans and to all that are currently serving chuck ledbetter oklahoma

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Absolutely Chuck, we owe them so much thanks for their service.

[@tommybounds3220]

Thank you for the video

[@triciahill216]

Greg - We have some very steep hillsides on our farm, which are too dangerous to mow with our 70-HP tractor and rotary mower. We bought a used 57” Kunz offset rough cut rotary mower that we pull with our 4-wheeler and that combination of equipment makes it much easier and safer to mow the steep hillsides than bigger equipment. We still need to be careful with the 4-wheeler, but it definitely has the safety advantage on steep hills.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

We prefer to walk and deal the brush on steep hillsides. A lot of people are hurt or killed on ATV’s on steep ground. They are to top heavy and one little in-seen hole and you are dealing with the atv on top of you!

[@tbbbbb123]

Rick needs to set himself up with some interns! I'm sure in the Army he has plenty of experience with growing young people.

[@wallacewimmer5191]

🎉

[@OnePieceTractor]

cool feller

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Have you ever considered a Venmo to help with the steep parts? Stoney Ridge Farmer loves his.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

On steep hills, your asking to get hurt when you put anything with wheels on them. We have two legs and we know how to work them over with power tools or loppers.

[@climatemojo]

Stephanie, it's a Ventrac, right?

[@johnlittle184]

The proof is in the pudding !