Regenerative Agriculture [Texas Cattle Ranch] land restoration family farm

[@L79Channel]

Storytelling at its best. Great people and cause told masterfully. Cudos guys, keep spreading the word!

[@woodphoto21]

Thank you!

[@earthrepairian333]

Thank you. Positive comments like this keep us going?

[@threeriversforge1997]

One of the best things you can do to help the land and stave off problems from drought is to replant the native Prairie Grasses. While fescue and bermuda might seem great, they aren't nearly as robust as the grasses that evolved to live there over millions of years. And with root systems that can dig down a dozen feet or more, the native prairie grasses do the aeration for you so you don't need to "subsoil" nearly as much. You can buy Switch Grass at the garden store, in pots, and plant it just to see how it takes. Folks are using them as decorative landscape elements b/c they have such a nice shape. Big Bluestem is another prairie grass that's very drought-tolerant, and is also excellent food for cattle. Throw in some compass plant, prairie dropseed or sideoats grama, and you have a very balanced diet for all the animals you're raising, and all of them are great at adding organic matter to the soil, aiding aeration, and withstanding hot, dry weather.

[@earthrepairian333]

100 percent agree that restoring our native, deep rooted prairies and moving animals regeneratively is the solution to many of the biggest issues we face in America. Thank you for you comment! We are listening!

[@woodphoto21]

What a fantastic family farm and story. Nobody doing it better in Central Texas than the Krauses!

[@earthrepairian333]

Indeed they are. We need many more of these family's doing more of this. It's a hard but very rewarding life.

[@JamesG1126]

We need thousands more families like this.

[@earthrepairian333]

Indeed we do!

[@a4000t]

Nice looking place,its coming along well. It's tough to get the grass in hot dry Texas to look like Joel Salatins' place.

[@earthrepairian333]

No doubt about that. We have so much respect for the Krause's and family farmers that are doing it the right way! And Salatin is definitely the gold standard!

[@ITDFilms26]

This came out fantastic! Super beautiful and interesting story.

[@earthrepairian333]

Thank you. We think it's our best yet and your comments are really appreciated.

[@ponyrang]

That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@earthrepairian333]

Thank you so much!

[@buckkaren]

Great video!

[@earthrepairian333]

Thank you! Great ranch and family doing it right and we all benefit!

[@DigestibleMedia]

Beautifully done!

[@earthrepairian333]

Thank you Digestible!

[@harlankraft578]

I was thinking the same thing as another commenter about making a pasture in south Texas look like Joel Salatins place in Virginia. and watching this Excellent video such marvelous job Woody! Such an articulate young hard working couple, Beautiful Family, Beautiful Ranch as well! Praying for their continued success!!!

[@earthrepairian333]

The Kraus'e and all regenerative farmers like them and the Salatine's are our true national treasures and we should be lifting them up and honoring their ways with our wallets and every other chance we get! Carpe Diem! Thank you my friend!

[@harlankraft578]

@@earthrepairian333 I Noticed the Parker Creek sign on hwy 90 near D’hanis when I Going to work in Utopia last week!

[@harlankraft578]

Do they sell the chickens or only Eggs?? Have a friend looking for local grown chickens