This could be a game changer: Grazing stockpiled warm season grass

Sharing an update on grazing stockpiled warm season grass instead of feeding hay. This could be a game changer #grazing #southpoll #sheep #cattle #cows #grassfed #grassfedbeef #hay #livestockfarming #rotationalgrazing

[@jerrycopley9325]

Love how gentle they all are :) what a pleasure.

[@carterjamesranch]

Nice looking herd. Your bull is good looking

[@mattunes5823]

They're so tame I'd watch you walking around with them for hours just talking to them.

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

You could create an exclusion zone-fence around the spots you do not want them on.

[@i_be_eternity]

Something to think about. It might be beneficial to get a free choice mineral feeder going. Not necessarily for the animals but to get the mineral content in the soil balanced.

[@i_be_eternity]

Matter of fact that would probably be the best way to fight the weeds

[@puresouthpasturesfarm6460]

@@i_be_eternity yessir! I have one. The problem is it costs an arm and a leg to get mineral shipped. Only way is paying freight and a big truck delivers.

[@dayneholt4149]

Pastor what about putting you flock in the goat weed, maybe they can eat it down some. Best wishes 😊.

[@Incorporatedboy9137492]

Since the are grass fed do you have deals with restaurants who specialize in grass fed beef to supply them with meat? How much are you making off processing them? What do you do with the excess meat you keep for your family. Also, do these cows you have produce good prime rib?