Some thoughts on Total or Non-Selective Grazing, as well as why sheep are best

I am worried am overgrazing my grass. I wanted the cows to take one bite, 1/3 of the grass, on 80% of the grass, and trample the rest. Looking at past videos, it looks like I am grazing more than I want to.
Some parts of this last area are grazed too much, some are not grazed enough, but I don't think I am overgrazing.
I don't subscribe to the idea that you can force cows to eat the weeds. Instead, I watch the grass. If the grass is grazed too much, it will die and the weeds will win. If the grass is grazed properly, it will grow back and overpower the weeds. That's what I think.
Ben at Grazing 365: • Making Sense of the Di...
Greg Judy: • Here is what our new w...
Birchfield Farming: / @birchfieldfarming (I can't find the specific video I was thinking of)
Wednesday May 8th, 2024 9 AM

[@sharp1977]

The sheep game yt channel has some amazing sheep sorting teck with smart ear tags ect. You can process hundreds of sheep no hassle

[@lazycowfarms3322]

I'm going to check them out. The profit margin for sheep is so good that it makes sense to invest in tools to handle them.

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Some regen guys only move sheep paddocks and load for harvest. NO other handling!

[@lazycowfarms3322]

I would love to get to this point. If I aggressively cull and move I imagine all the parasite and hoof issues will disappear. I have heard Greg Judy say to NOT touch the lambs when they are born, especially if you have a bunch of lambs born at the same time. There's good chance the moms will lose track of them!