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Cuales son la medidas y para cuantos animales en ovejas

Thank you for sharing. Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪

Are you feeding the cows with that grass or it is just a cover crop to produce biomass and protect the soil? How do you cut that grass?

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Would love to see what this looks like now?

Mesurments of narrow sheep tractor

Greetings from Malawi. Any issues with termites esp in the mulch? And attacking young seedlings? Also, how are you watering the plot? Beautiful place!

I am interested in pasture-fed chickens. I was thinking of walking sheep on pasture before my chickens. I came across this video of yours while I was thinking about this. I watched your video and entered your channel. I liked your channel very much and subscribed immediately. I was curious about the length and width of this mobile sheep pen and the height of the side walls, could you please write to me?

It looks good now, where you going my friend?

Wouldnt want to be the guy on the back today

Phenomenal and inspirational!

This is great work you are doing. big up

Hi Craig, For rice water, you don't tight close it ?

Hi Craig, where can i buy wood vinegar in Zambia? Thanks

brilliant!

Anxiously awaiting an update on this

Are you still using your sheep tractor? Would you still recommend making one?

I pray for a school of this kind in Malawi

How do you get started farming in Africa?

Thank you

This is what we need more of

Got to adapt to your context!

That is a great work !!!! One quick doubt: where did you buy those grass seeds?

Don't the wood shavings eat a lot of nitrogen during its decomposition? Another doubt: I did not quite understand the product you are pouring into the soil. I got the word hydrolysis but I do not understand the previous word. Is it soy? How do you produce it? Please do keep posting these fantastic short videos. They are great !!!!

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yay love watching the updates! cant wait to see more of your experience and info.

i have been brain storming of this concept of coursed tailored to my country and growing climate. i am so glad to have come across someone applying this concept. cant wait to watch how this will add nutricion and life to soil.

What’s the size of the sheep tractor?

Very good professional job. And the density is really crazy !!!!!!

Aren't they eating the plants' leaves? Furthermore, won't compaction become a likely problem?

great job

I love animal tractors and ive never seen one for cows. How often do you move this per day typically with your stocking density? Do the cows test the tractor at all or push on it at all?

I forgot his name but richard something. we used that system because you can do around 500/1000 birds. if you have some shade cloth you can do more. you start out with them in the lil house then move them out as they get older and they only sleep in the house. Once they are really old they sit outside all day and night under the shade and you don't really need the little house anymore. you can put them out super late in the season and super early. honestly here in cali you can get away with doing it that way all year long if it's ducks. wonderful system :)

plus, parts of the mullberry can be chip the branches can be feed whole to rabbits / goats or you can strip and chip to feed to cattle (or let cattle browest the vertical branches then cut them later for chipping. mullberry is really under used world wide. clumping Bamboo as well.

that would work really well with hops. also with mini cattle. two high value items. they oddly sell well and mini cattle work really well in solar farms. but it's hard to really use them well other places. but they sell nicely as pets and this is really nice to put them near people and use to people combine with high value crop. like wine or what not. i'd probably not put this on a solar farm though. because moving this around. but for creators that need to be near people ie urban farming would be huge. a lot of time you got stock and you don't know what to do with all those extras to spread them out when they do there paid grazing. and get them use to humans at the same time. clumping bamboo would work nicely as well.

Thats a very brilliant idea. Making and saving the most from that space. And the cows seem to like it in there😀

That's a fantastic idea great job

You should put a solar panel and a creeper motor on the tractor so it creeps forward a certain amount every hr.

Beautiful

Hi Craig. With your grass there, say in winter, would you be able to estimate how many moves you make before coming back to the same patch?

Are you talking American dollars or Zambian?

Great Video Craig. After seeing your forest, I was motivated to redesign my orchard and it’s coming . Will visit you again.

Respekt

ruclips.net/video/QthyApjlETE/видео.htmlfeature=shared Almost the same place in Pakistan

inspired

This desrves more detailed videos...interested for more

Very good project, lets agroforestry 🙏🌴🌳

Good lesson This is incredible

Nice one Good lesson