The pasture fertility results of unrolling hay.

[@elizebethparker5412]

I love watching the cattle moves!

[@solarpoweredfarm8813]

It's my favorite part of farming. Feels very natural

[@danielleestoltzfus5820]

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[@flyingpigpreserve8562]

Here in the Potomac Highlands of WV we have a Farmer who is following your method of raising Cattle. He has a Beautiful Herd of Cattle and Farm. He is keeping his Cattle out of the Creek and Bird houses everywhere. He has Waterers on every lot and from what I can see his Waterers does both lots so his Cattle have 2 sources of water in each area. Love It. He also got recognize for helping Save the Bay. God Bless and Peace Be With You All

[@HeritageFarmsTexas]

Those cattle look amazing. Glad the weather is turning.

[@willieclark2256]

I don't know why I feel the need to tell ya I guess I'm just excited but I got my cyclops charger and I'm getting a couple ram lambs to cut my teeth on sheep soon as they wean themselves off mama. Thanks for all the guidance and inspiration!

[@AudreyinMissouri]

We always appreciate seeing #020! He’s my little boy’s favorite one. Thank you.

[@vitomilillo8566]

Appreciate the Teacher more everyday!!!!

[@savageairsoft9259]

Cow pies $1.00! Nice to see them out on our farm. Learning from Greg. It's a great account to build value..watch it grow

[@chinaski2020]

It's astonishing that you brought all those cattle through that arctic weather and that they all look as healthy as they do. They must be so pleased the worst of that is behind them and they can thaw out. Great work Mr Judy.

[@TheSumo294]

Those cows look happy happy and content!!

[@davidsawyer1599]

It must be getting warmer! Two videos in one day.

[@tylerehrlich1471]

Those cattle look incredible considering the cold we just went through. Great management. Everyone’s happy!

[@emilmoldovan1789]

Just lovely the way you’re moving those beautiful herd!❤️

[@balakrishnangovindasamy3473]

Hi Greg, can you do a video on Tax filing point of view as a Grazer/rancher , things to do or not to do.

[@icryostorm3727]

hope you and Jan are doing well from Wales . Sheep are moving with their bales.

[@rickmatz4456]

In Alberta. Northwest of Calgary. I am busting bales on the stubble 80 backcountry steers and 10 mama cows. We will see how the canola likes it this summer.

[@geralddunn2654]

as always, enjoyed it

[@justinman222]

My neighbors do that too, my front line on the road is literally a garbage dump

[@tracygarns9611]

If you come across a downed tree on the Timeless fence can you video it? My husband wants to see one. He was hoping the Timeless website would show one.

[@lindagates9150]

I remember that you found that animal was taking samplings from multiple cows I wonder how long it took before the realization hit that no one was in the business of supplying fresh milkshakes just the shakes?

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

Our back lot borders hwy 32 and we pick up trash all the time.

[@vernonvest9927]

Do you use a roller at times on your pasture.

[@MrGreen-bg1nk]

Greg do you feed organic hay?

[@quintonburkham50]

Craig how did everything go in Arizona

[@tammoilliet8683]

Littering has always been a pet peeve of mine. And then after I spent 3 weeks road tripping in the Yucatan (Mexico), I was just plain scared of what a society (including tourists) could do to the environment when know one cared about trashing the land with plastic and glass. An endless ocean of garbage on the land starts with just one discarded bottle, and then it compounds faster than 10 maxed out credit cards in the hands of a shopaholic!

[@andrew-rp7uy]

What software do you use to keep track of your cattle?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Homemade Excel sheet

[@rankingthebests8536]

wonderful channel, i am new to this channel, could you please let me know what breeds are this cows

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

The breed is called South Poll

[@rankingthebests8536]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher thanks a lot, my dream is to go back to my country (Armenia) and start regenerative farming, i have dreamed all my life about big dairy farm, but last several years i was reading books on farming, and one day i find out about Alan Savory, after that i only dream about regenerative farming, hope one they will reach it

[@rankingthebests8536]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher people like you are real inspiration for us young generation to take and change our future and save our planet. thanks for all the things you are doing

[@randywimberly6945]

Do you mind telling me how many bales of hay you feed per year and the number of cattle you have? I want to compare the ratio of how I am currently feeding in rings and in same area. I am considering moving to mob grazing and want to see how much fertilizer cost and haying cost I can save by stockpiling and rolling out hay instead of feeding in rings. Live in Western TN and have 75 head and currently feed ~300 5'x7' bales per year and fertilizer costs are killing me.

[@danbaldwin9511]

Smart cow. That was funny. Smart cow.

[@Swalley311]

Greg - how do you make sure the hay you source hasn't been sprayed with Grazon/Tordon?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Our hay contractor does not use herbicides

[@marymoore191]

Hey Greg! Toby Dog!

[@joelzdepski9884]

Greg, have you seen any research of the impact on water quality from your style of grazing versus 'standard' practices? I would assume your technique is much better for 2 reasons. One is the manure is always distributed and the paddocks are not compacted. Further to that the soil biology has got to be very healthy. So you should have reduced runoff, and infiltration should be pretty well balanced by a biological factory to break down nutrients and grow grass.

[@rickmatz4456]

80 backrounding steers.

[@pappyjohn9911]

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[@johnmirbach2338]

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