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We just picked up our first starter flock of St Croix sheep in Northern California. 1 ram 3 ewe's. There's a lot going on in this video a bit overwhelming honestly but then again we're still figuring out how to get them from one set of netting to the next. Thank you for the great content I'll be going through all of your videos and the upcoming weeks

Wormer sets back your microbiology and containment is tarded extra work.

Thanks for sharing very incitfull

Give me a call or email me, I would love to discuss options for your herd by adding probiotics as well as probiotics it really increased my herds feed efficiency

Thanks for the info. If I sell sheep at auction what price will they fetch at 50 kg approximate eight

Cattle AI is very much DIY with a bit of training….

Hahaha I love the transition between the "HEY BUDDY!" and the cow giving you the side eye, straight to the beef in the cooler. Hahahaha

My theory backed up by some science is the more diverse nutrients the animals consume, the more nutrient rich meat they produce. We as humans, or any animal needs less supplementary vitamins when we are able to eat natural nutrient dense foods. Just like our ancestors did. Stay Blessed and thanks for sharing!

always great information and with the data to back it up, thank you for all of your knowledge you’re sharing with us! For the haylage, how long is that able to be stored in those blue barrels? I thought it needed to be wrapped in plastic but that’s an awesome idea, I want to try this

Good info Jason. My worries about the St Croix is that the carcass is so thin that butchering them myself they may not be worth the extra work. I raise meat chickens but when putting my layers in the freezer they're so bony it's hardly worth the trouble of cleaning them. So, St Croix allows more per acre but for butchering and the size of the cuts how much extra work do you have to do to put the same amount as a Dorper into the freezer? In the end the carcass has to be usable. I know there are no free rides. God bless.

Could I use a single 600gpd ro membrane in place of the 4 -150 Gpd?

She has a terrible looking bag, much goat like instead of the square bovine type. I would say he is using Ivermectine which makes the pats not decay properly.

What if you sped up your round so that your grass is focusing on root growth rather than just leaf growth and building up your soil at the same time? It can make the grass that much more resilient when it comes to summer time. Do you get alot of issues with weeds when you graze the residuals down like that?

Do you have 5 acres total? Or are you rotating them on 5 acres portions at a time? - I have 5 acres total and I'm curious if I can make 2 cows, 2 horses and 20 chickens work? (The grass is much drier here than your beautiful lush grass!)

Hii dude Iam Subikshon from India Can i know what type pf membrane is that , and what is the pore size of it, and what is the ph of final output

Plus they only weighed 67 lb and they brought more money than the ones weighing 80 or 100 lb it was weird

I have dorper katahdin dorper katahdin cross and breed to a full dorper ram you do have more worm problems with the dorper but when it comes to selling them the dorper cross I sell the first week in December before Christmas the dorper looking Rams brought $100 more than the katahdin's they just have a meater build to them and that's what the meat guys are looking for they don't want to pay for the thinner build of the katahdin's or St Croix

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Can I overgraze in autumn and winter? How will it affect the spring growth?

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what grass/cereal are your pasture mostly comprised from?

Good Word, our concern with running sheep here in North Florida is find a market, do you have any contacts in this part of the country to find sheep and move sheep

Great video. Love the positive energy and the Faith

I'm finding. it very hard to believe. that you graze 9. cows and 28. sheep on only 5 acres. even with rotating pastures, there's no way they are entirely grass fed, or you are buying. hay to supplement which is very expensive.

If your neighbor is running 2000#/acre all over but you are grazing 10k#/0.25 acre meanwhile needing 18+ other 1/4 acre plots at rest and ready for you to come back to, doesn't that mean you are 10k#/4.5acres or exactly the same 2k#/acre as your neighbor? Ill give you it looks a ton healthier and better for animals and land but Im missing the math that you are 40k#/acre since all the remaining paddocks are sitting unused while one paddock is full and with rotational grazing that will always be the case?

I like what you are doing on your homestead!

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1. Size and conformation are two different things as well as finish, you could select smaller dorpers and keep conformation; 2. Context is king> over here with the EUROP grid were conformation or lack of is heavily rewarded/ penalised. We would not be able to commercially sell something like st croix/barbados blackbelly to the butcher; 3. Worm resistance can be selected for as well as assisting during lambing; 4. Most help during lambing comes from lambing inside and or the handler not letting the ewe take her time. My shedding flock which has over 50% of dutch texel genes I assist 2 out of 300 a year max!

Our all you paddocks a quarter of an acre and do you run the chickens over every paddock

Domesticated ruminant livestock animal input requirements that range from virtually none at all to extremely low seems to this old fart non-farmer to be what should be the primary overriding goal for every single regenerative agriculture practioner to be focused upon. Especially as far as meat hair sheep are concerned. The ongoing heated argument regarding the live weight at the time of sale and the slaughtered carcass weights of usable culinary grade meat as far as the Dorper breed of hair sheep versus all other breeds of meat/hair sheep; seems to overshadow whether farmers/ranchers raising Dorpers in environments that *ARE NOT* suited to this dry land/desert breed can continue to afford the extremely high input costs in time, labor, medications, hormones, supplements, feed stocks, hoof trimming, tail docking, the regular loss of baby lambs because of difficulties in birthing, and the regular loss of juvenile and adult sheep as a result of parisitic infections.

Hi, why do many chickens have large bold patches? As for your remarks about the good Lord making it possible. Well, to my belief, the results are your dedicated hard work and no one else.

What do you use to keep sheep and chickens safe from predators?

Your grass looks great. What a nice mix.

Jason I really appreciate how you share God on your videos! My wife and I are starting a ranch/farm called Good Works Ranch. Proverbs says to seek wisdom from many, so that’s what I’m doing. We want to use sectional grazing and know little about it. I would like to share our plans with you and get some advise if your willing. I could email our plans to you. We are doing the ranch to provide food for the hungry. Mathew 25:42 is the heart behind what we are doing.

How many total paddocks and average graze times

What’s your hay consist of, And do your hay farmers use persistent herbicides?

How to get into Devon Cattle in here in North Florida

Glad to see a video about the chickens. What’s your experiences been with parasites doing the rotational grazing?

Maybe setting up bat houses will help

I love how clean and healthy everything looks

I'm loving the channel! You're providing an excellent balance of value that keeps me coming back. We're starting over on our farm and I'm looking at possibly getting a breeding trio in the future. How will the ram do if completely by himself? We don't have cows, goats, etc. to put him in with.

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As someone just getting started and filtering through the all the YT videos between the two breeds, I really appreciate the spreadsheets. Sound business analysis. Thanks!

Aloha Jason! Great video, thanku for posting this, especially the test results! I think in previous videos you said u used mostly leaves... we are starting a few reactors at our farm :)

Which state you located at

It has been said that graziers spend 80% of their costs on winter feed for ruminants. I share these thoughts. Food is composted of proteins, carbs, and fats. Food is energy. Energy is the bottom line. Energy is life. With that in mind Energy [E] is measured in heat units called calories. Carbs and proteins contain about 3-4 kcals per gram. Fats contain 3 times the E at 9 kcals/gram. So, if you add a 3% source of fat to your feed, you can increase your E by a 9% vs 3% with a protein or carb equivalent. Most of the fats in grasses are contained within the seeds. That is how the plant stores the E for the next generation. What about trying an experiment: Grow some oil sunflowers along the sides of buildings, edges wherever you have full sun. Try several different types that people and birds can also eat. Think of it as a multi-species cover crop/ potential income diversification. If you add about 2% fat to your ration, you would be adding about 6-8% to the total E of your ration. Growing sunflowers could be used in several ways. If it does not work for the ruminants, you could hang the heads to dry[ inside a paper bag ] then put them in the chicken tractors as winter treats for the chickens or make your own sunflower seed snacks or make homemade seed oil for personal consumption. Voila’ PS: Over the last two summers, black soldier flies have started to lay eggs in the poop trays I built below my roosts in my chicken tractor. The black soldier fly larvae recycled the chicken poop and my birds ate the larvae and dined like queens. 8-) This year I hope to make a BSL bin that will self harvest the grubs so I can save them for this time of year when the birds need that extra E and protein.

Have you ever heard of EM1 solution? You can make it from easily acquired (and inexpensive) materials and it's all natural. If you spray that solution on manure area (even chicken coops) it will get rid of the flies and the smell that attracts them. EM stands for Effective Microorganisms and the process to make it was invented by Dr. Yongghi Cho (a Korean) which he details in his book "Korean Natural Farming". Dr. Cho's book methods came to the attention of the Chinese military. At the time, the Chinese military took their pigs (they raised for food) with them where ever they went which caused problems with the locals because of the smell and flies. Long story short, Dr. Cho was hired to help them and all the flies and smell went away. That's the incident that made Dr. Cho famous. Before that, hardly anyone would listen or pay attention even in Korea though he had a PhD. (People don't like change.) After the success with the Chinese military, everyone wanted to hear about his methods. His book details how to make the solution. It's called "Korean Natural Farming". His son (who also has a PhD) has updated his father's methods to be less expensive yet. But I think his father's EM1 solution is miraculous. You should try it for your flies.

What about the other fittings is there a link for them for the pressure valve and where the line connect and the end ?

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