Greg discusses his strategy for first winter stockpile grazing pass.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Greg discusses his strategy for first winter stockpile grazing pass. Be very careful on your first winter grazing pass with your livestock to ensure that they do not take over 50% of forage. This ensures that you will have a second grazing pass later in the winter after the pasture has been rested and cleaned by nature.
So peaceful. I won’t mention the election at all, so watching this video makes me feel sane for a while. This is a beautiful site.
Thanks Sally!
Me either Sally. I’d rather see peaceable grazing animals any day. Cow patties over street patties any day. Lol
Those Cows would of voted for Trump you know..
Thank-you Donald!!
We have all kinds of Ky 31 and I love it, stays nice and green into the winter and the cows love it.
Best thing since sliced bread!
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Mr Judy will Kentucky 31 fescue grow well in Georgia?
No hippos’!!!!!! Classic 😄as always THANKS. God’s blessings to all at Judy Farm
GREG, thank you for sharing your WEALTH of knowalge with us!!
My pleasure!
The absolute joy Mr.Judy gets from observing one bird!
His enthusiasm for his farm and lifestyle is addictive isn't it. Well deserved I'd say. When you're in love with what you do and proud of what you've built, every bug and crawly critter is a gift.
I could not have said it better Brent. Thanks for everything that you have done for us Brent over the years. I'm glad your sheep and guardian dogs are working well for you.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Ha, you're most welcome. I don't think I could ever fully repay you for all the patience, help and advice you've given to me over the years but I'll sure try. The sheep and the dogs are doing great. They're one of the great loves of my life. No matter how bad a day gets, I always look forward to going and working with them and getting a breather from everything else. My cattle are doing great as well, I wish I'd have been able to get them from you but I'll try to check that item off my wish list here in the coming years.
Greg's given me a greater appreciation to everything on my farm worms,spiders,bugs,birds. My property is an oasis of life esp. Song birds.
I love to hear your suggestions and various tutorials even though I’m not a homesteader.
Thank you thank you Greg, Issac and Jan🙏 Love seeing the finished pond.
My teenage niece watches these videos with me. I just figured out it was for Isaac!
Grass sure is looking good there buddy....I just moved our cows on some nice green grass that's about 18 inches deep! So awesome!
Bet you have some happy cows on that green grass!
I’ve got ground I’m clearing from thick brushy growth, going to seed, then unroll a few bales over top of it
Crazy warm here 75 yesterday. Still growing forage, clover is beautiful the change in my land in one year is amazing I added my live stock mid summer it's a micro farm but big results.
Great one Greg, I notice your crew are making some great students. You can see they been listening, they answer all your questions. Can't wait to see that pond full.
Really enjoying and learning from your videos, thanks! Now, speaking of Arizona......
Always moving forward, improving and learning. Then sharing with the rest of us. Thank you Greg, many things have been learned from your video content.
Very welcome
Excellent landscaping there Greg👍🏾👍🏾
Another great video. We can’t wait till we are living on the land , like you all.
Grass is looking good guys. I really like your philosophy of working in concert with nature.
Thanks 👍
Those cows are BEAUTIFUL! Can't wait to see the pond next Spring.
K31 is on are farm...and it's a beast of a grass
Thank you for sharing with us the best of your experience
Thanks for every video.
Body condition of your cows is always impressive. Even the little ones.
Saludos cordiales desde Monagas Venezuela
Winter is as long as you make it!
Hay feeding season is as long as you make it sounds more like my reality. North country winters are a fact.
I haven't seen a kildeer here since I was a kid. I haven't seen a ring neck pheasant for years, either here in my part of Pa.
Pheasants need thick standing cover and a food source. If you have land to manage plant some switch grass in 6 foot rows.
When will back to Arizonia that project with Ricardo, excellent video
I hope those folks out there set up a channel of their own!
How well do the sheep do on Kentucky 31 fescue? Thanks Greg great information as always 👍🏻
Our sheep do quite well on Kentucky 31 stockpiled fescue during the winter. Sheep flock do not get any hay all winter. Tried giving them a bale last winter in a snow storm, they refused to eat it, foraged for their food instead.
I recently heard a butcher say that cattle that eat a primarily fescue-based diet the meat flavor is negatively impacted: it makes it taste bad.
That's a beautiful pond you've got going there. You've shown us a "textbook example" of how it might be done. I'm wondering how many acres of pasture it'll be supplying? It looks like there will be just one watering station by gravity. Is there another downhill spot for another tank? Thanks
They move cattle about twice a day, no need for any single pond to supply water to a huge area.
Capture the water on your land while it is still legal to do so, period. If you run out of water and the water company tells you to not water livestock with their water in severe droughts, your out of business.
Are they eating the fall leaves. Ours eat certain leaves that have green sploches
They certainly eat some of the leaves.
Hey Greg an old video of yours showed up in my feed where you had some fly paper sheets up near the cow’s water tank. You seemed pretty happy with it at the time but I hadn’t noticed any fly paper in the videos this summer. Have you moved away from that?
Just didn’t need it this summer. Not sure why.
Just wondering about your thoughts on Joe salatin deep bedding method during winter
We let our animals stay outside every day of their lives. We don’t have barns on our farms to do the deep bedding method.
What did it cost for a grazing land lease for your herd? How many heads of cattle on how many acres?
Polytape over politicks 🕷 any day
Whether glyphosate or rat poison - it All Moves Up the Food Chain to us!
On the subject of not spraying fescue, take a look at some of Greg's other pastures: ruclips.net/video/PEE3f2-eAB0/видео.html
It's a jungle of warm season grasses, legumes and other good stuff, then fescue will be there in the winter.
Does fescue make the meat taste bad?
No
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher These guys were saying it does but that would mean all wild game would taste bad right?
ruclips.net/video/EbkbY9N4jjI/видео.html
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PLEASE SEND ME A LINK TO PURCHASE FENCE, ELECTRIC FENCE AND POST.
That duct tape isn’t going to stay stuck, so what about putting a twist of galvanised wire over the tape.
He had rope tied around it under the tape...
The duck tape is there to protect the polyethylene rope until the water covers it. There are three tight circles of 3/8" rope that will hold the standpipe to the fiberglass posts for the life of the pond.
the smarter person is Jane! she like Soccer!..( football for us)..i dont know why americans call foot ball to the sport playing whith hands!!?? go Jane! go for Argentina!! hahaha
What are the signs that they aren't adapted to fescue? Thanks
Rough hair coat, thin livestock, develop limps that will not go away, lose their tail switch, do not breed back.
Saw your phone in the shadow what type is it Greg?
Samsung
Will the hose freeze up? I wonder if goats are like sheep in regards to water. Left you an email and voicemail.
He said in freezing weather they empty the tank and take it to the house and bring it back in the morning. Cattle drinking from it through the day usually provides enough flow to keep it liquid.
@@Digger927 So they use it above freezing temps? I heard it but I wasn't clear.
@@kiddfamilyfarmllc9962 No, he said in freezing weather they go down to the smaller 50 gallon tank. They do that so it's less wasteful to dump it at night. In freezing temps, they drain it and take it in at night so it doesn't tempt the cattle to want to drink. Then they bring it back the next morning and refill it. The hose doesn't usually freeze because cattle drink from it enough in the daytime to keep it flowing enough to keep it from freezing. Water flow into the tank is much harder to freeze because the pond water is is at subterranean temps and flowing water is much harder to freeze up. We get fairly nice winters here in MO. Sub zero winters up north and that probably wouldn't work.
We take the tank and hose in at night if we are expecting freezing temps.
Thank you
Polypropylene rope ;-)
Que raza de vaca es esa big máster?
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