ZERO GRAZING has TRANSFORMED Our Lives!

Father and son team, Frank and James Goodman, share their journey to finding the perfect solution for their farm. After witnessing the results achieved when they hired contractor with a zero grazer, they knew they had to get one for themselves.
The Zero Grazer has revolutionised their grazing practices, making feeding their herd efficient, cost-effective, and stress-free. They've maximised productivity while minimising waste, ultimately leading to increased profits and improved animal health.
Their only regret - not getting the Zero Grazer sooner!

[@user-uq8vr8yg7y]

Great machine,great concept

[@PaddyGun]

Personally I think this system is the way forward but for the animals sake they should still be allowed to graze or even sit out in the sun especially in summer months, if I was to adopt the system myself I would feed outside if possible in summer months

[@grasstechnology]

This farm grazing the animals on the field but also brings into them when they are in the shed.

[@frankgoodman7057]

The cows do graze every day after am milking until 3pm next milking

[@jasondavies4887]

Might be a silly question why use a drum mower and not a disc mower?

[@daireharlin181]

Cheaper

[@stephenmeehan9961]

Drums are better for sliding over things also and are not like the disce version with a total flat plate on the ground and remember these are used in grazing ground which isn't always as level as silage ground. In the old days the flail mower as it was called could go into rough ground where no finger bar could.

[@Johnnycambell]

What make is the John Deere

[@grasstechnology]

Think is it a 6830 or 6930

[@frankgoodman7057]

6820John Deere

[@billabong9215]

Ahhhh... they're ya go... 1400kg of meal... I fed 800kgs and had cows producing 650kgs of solids. Do not buy a zero grazer with the assumption that you'll increase solids solely. Obviously this farm is fragmented. But the feed is a key driver of solids here.

[@smitedude]

I would never eat a cow that has not grazed... grazing is literally what they were meant to do....

[@frankgoodman7057]

Cows do get out to graze every day