Moving our flerd in the spring flush with 1 polybraid wire at 12" high

Moving our flerd in the spring flush with 1 polybraid wire at 12" high. Go to our website greenpasturesfarm.net to check out my books for more profitable grazing info. You can make a great living by managing in sync with nature everyday on your farm.

[@mayamoksha4516]

This is the only channel I am subscribed to. We thought we were eating Grass-Fed beef for years, come to find out that it was grain-finished. Luckily we made the switch in July and are so much the better for it. @judy slen~ I totally agree! These videos help me sleep well at night (and that's saying a lot since my youngest is 6mo. old!) Watching these videos have truly inspired my family of 5 and give us hope for the future. Mr. Greg Judy, I thank God for you sharing this wealth of knowledge and positivity. Our first purchase with our stimulus check will be your books!

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Thank-you Maya for your kind words!

[@judyslen1001]

In this time of uncertainty and persistent bad news, it so refreshing and peaceful to watch your videos...besides I grew up on a farm so it's reminiscent for me. Thank you

[@alvisshef]

Exactly the same for me Judy.

[@2910dd]

...please more sheep and flerd videos...the best in KZbin....

[@alvisshef]

This pasture is a place of peace and personifies Psalm 23. I am sure you feel close to the Lord as you manage the pastures with the livestock. Thank you for the work you do both on the land and sharing God's way of managing the land via videos.

[@johncourtneidge]

Yes!

[@JosephWeidinger]

I don't even know why I watch these videos. I don't have land, cows, or sheep. Something about it just gives me optimism for life.

[@jordantrottier3882]

You should add a playlist to your channel for all your farm pond videos.

[@jeffmardling]

Boy! You’d think after 20 years, your nieghbours would the first ones that would believe moving cattle would be the way to go. Front row seat to the best way!

[@tammoilliet8683]

Neighbors are always the last to believe.

[@johncourtneidge]

@@tammoilliet8683 yes

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

People hate to be thought a fool. It breaks my heart to see all the cattle in mud lots up here in Massachusetts. Even if these morons have a choice they put them in the mud because they are lazy. I'm no tree hugger animal lover but I respect the animals.

[@oldsoulfarmlife2105]

Great video! Thank you for your willingness to pass on your knowledge!

[@emilmoldovan1789]

Live is so good in your green pasture farms!!! Thank you for sharing

[@WendyAchatz]

Could be an Irish Spring commercial! So green and lush 💚

[@tammoilliet8683]

I really have to thank you Greg for these flerd videos. I am actually getting a few cows today to add to our sheep operation. We are also getting a well tempered bull in the next week. My plan was to put the bull in with our rams until we run him with the cows. My dad (who is quite opposed to the whole cow thing) was afraid that the bull would kill the rams. So I've been showing him your flerd videos and he was amazed! He is okay with the idea now, thanks again!

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Thats awesome Tam! It really is amazing how well the ewes, baby lambs, rams, bulls and dogs get along. So cool, I could watch them all day.

[@johncourtneidge]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher me too!

[@MarkShepard]

Good morning! Thank you again for your consistent inspirational presence!

[@vernongoodwin3269]

Greg, you are Awesome!!! I’ve watched all of your videos and read both of your books! The farms look great!! I’m looking forward to using all of your techniques in the near future!! You are a true inspiration and I also love that you openly talk about hunting and fishing on your farms! Keep up the great work!

[@willieclark2256]

"Does that explain why I got so much clover..." Beautiful response to such a simplistic view of range management

[@rickshaw296]

Greg I love your videos. Would you do a 10 minute video of "flerd watch"? Something relaxing I can set on a loop on go about my day?

[@totokkurniawan7882]

Peace place,i love that place.

[@Digger927]

The high tannin serecia also has some deworming activity so the sheep are self medicating as they graze it. I appreciate that quality of it but it's such an invasive pain. We have it badly down here everywhere. The sheep did a good job on it last fall even when it was tough (though not as good as goats probably would have). I'm anxious to see their impact on it from the time it's young.

[@HectorPerez-tb8hn]

I love the part of watching the birds over the herd !! eating the darn flies !!

[@georgeheller2281]

Loving the green grass. It is starting to grow here now, about 3 inches now. Supposed to be in the 60s all week with some rain, should make things greener.

[@allonesame6467]

What a beautiful way if growing meat. As nature intended. Thank you for sharing.

[@Motor.vivasayi]

Hi bro I'll see you all videos it's so nice i love this adventure of farming life can I join you bro

[@aaronwilton8738]

Hey Greg can you spell that sericial especia. That’s the best spelling I can come up with. From what you showed of it. It looks kinda like alfalfa. We get what looks like what you showed in Nova Scotia but it only grows on the river banks and on the sides of the road. Thanks

[@karinnaturestuff]

He's talking about Sericea Lespedeza. It's a bush legume, similar to alfalfa. And unfortunately Wikipedia's the only site I could find with some half decent photos to help ID. Most other sites were so disappointing... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lespedeza_cuneata

[@jeffmassey4860]

Thanks,teach!

[@multi-transportationsystem11]

Do you preferred sheep 🐑 than goats 🐐 to eat what the cows 🐄 don’t. Beautiful land also what do you use to pick up the manure thx you

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

We like sheep. We do not pick up their manure. Their manure us soil food for our billions of soil critters to snack on.

[@andrewgravley]

How would you recommend grazing a pasture that had been taken over by centipede grass

[@SoilMatesofGeorgia]

Great video as always! Our clover (Crimson and Ladino) is flourishing this year. I don’t know if it’s the warmer winter or our extra paddock we put in to give each section a longer rest, but it’s rocking for sure.

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

I'm subscribed to your channel. Keep watching Dr Greg you'll do great. I'm up here in still chilly Massachusetts. I'm working on my silvo Pasture. Coming along good.

[@SoilMatesofGeorgia]

David Hickenbottom You should post some videos of your progress. The more we all see, the more we can learn together.

[@jimkewley3790]

Is there predation on the calves and do the dogs protect cakves as well as sheep?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Yes if dogs are bonded onto cow herd, no predators will be able to attack.

[@LibertyGarden]

Do the older dogs keep the younger dogs in check if they start roughing the sheep?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Sometimes they do.

[@johncourtneidge]

I see that a number of your ewes are as bit back-end claggy, when viewed from a distance. Do you do any dagging as I used to have to do? Thanks and very best wishes!

[@russsherwood5978]

will sheep eat the spotted knot weed? what a bout the sweet clover? be strong, be safe, and be blessed

[@jeffcoleman7019]

You make it look easy

[@johncourtneidge]

@@Jj-gi2uv yes!

[@sebastianbroich8458]

We had no rain for 6 weeks now. After 2 very hot and dry years we are very concerned about that. There are 3/4 " forcasted for next week. Hope we will get them.

[@paradoxchild01]

Sebastian Broich where are you located?

[@sebastianbroich8458]

West Germany

[@CriaAndKiddFW]

Question- how many acres is this field, and about what side are your strip paddocks? I'm just trying to get a visual of your stocking rate on acreage compared to what I'd like to do. Thanks!

[@TheStoneCoalition]

How tall should I let my grass get before I turn my cows out on it? It’s in the growing process right now. It’s maybe 3-5 inches tall right now. We live up in the mountains so our growth season starts later than most.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

8" is best for cool season grasses in our area.

[@slowfinger2]

Hello Greg. Is that white, or red clover? Looks like white. The green fields look great.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

We have both red and white clover.

[@slowfinger2]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Thanks Greg.

[@raincoast9010]

A dog soon learns when he is wearing a shock collar and they become stubborn and won't respond when they know they are not wearing the collar.

[@markburrell2778]

Any thoughts or suggestions on biochar ?

[@timskutnik4397]

Greg do you use all 60+ bulls for breeding, or do you sell some of them?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Over half of them will be made into steers. The other half are used and sold as breeding stock.

[@johncourtneidge]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher what age do you do the castration?

[@karinnaturestuff]

@@johncourtneidge He does them when they're 12 months old.