Greg explains why watching animals graze during winter is the best!
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024
- Greg explains why watching animals graze during winter is the best! Getting to do what you love every day is a gift, never take for granted what you have.
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Greg I watched this when it came out and was going to reply that I agree 100% on finding a job you like and everything you said.
The next day I watched again with my 5 year old grandson and 3 year old granddaughter. They enjoyed it and seen things I had missed. Hopefully your talk on “working “ sticks in their minds. I tell them the same thing all the time.
Thanks,
Elton
What you have figured out is very special Greg, keep doing this as long as you are able, you're inspiring a whole new generation of graziers with your simple and natural ways!
Thank-you sir!
Leaving the engineered matrix system designed to keep you ‘under control,’ was the best decision ever. Being on the land producing your own food is incredibly beautiful, freeing and invigorating! Stay safe out there Greg and best wishes to Jonathan. 💕
It is so refreshing to go out and move cows and watch them!
As the saying goes, "If you love you what you do, you'll never work a day in your life." You are the embodiment of that saying, Greg.
The cows staring over the fence from the other ranch is a telling picture.
Thanks Greg, best wishes to your friend.
Thanks for the video! It sure is turning nice here too. I enjoy my plant job but there’s nothing like having animals at home. We just bought a few more chickens(32) and a puppy. My middle child is just like me. Couldn’t ask for anything better than animals. She said I don’t need any more Christmas or birthday gifts I got what I want the most or something like that. She loves her animals. Happy animals make happy people at our house. When I retire from off the farm job, I will be living the best life on my hobby farm. You never know, there could be more land to buy close to us too.
It was cool to see all the hills around your properties that the cows and bulls roam daily, not just seeing the bigger hills in the distance. Yes, you live in beautiful country. But then I think you would find the beauty where ever you are.
Greg, You're making a great case for taking the risk and chasing your dream. I had dreams of travel in retirement and I had that job in town, so I deferred my dream to retirement. Now I can't and I probably never will.
Greg your bulls look great.
Greg, I can't agree with you more regarding so-called *retirement!* I'm on the cusp of turning 70 this year.
All my life, especially in junior high school and high school *(1966-1972),* the societal emphasis, which I now recognize to be very Marxist in nature, was that blue-collar laborers were less than in all respects to those individuals in American society who were *SMART ENOUGH (tongue in cheek!)* to get sufficiently good grades to go to a 4-year university, graduate, preferably with an advanced Masters or Doctorate degree under their belts; and enter the workforce to use their minds instead of their hands to earn a salary that our parents couldn't have ever even bothered to dream about.
*NO teacher, Guidance Counselor, vice-Principal, or Principal in those 6 years of junior high school or high school EVER spoke to me, or ANY of my classmates about the blue-collar trades. It was AUTOMATICALLY assumed that we would leave our parent's blue-collar lives behind once we graduated and NEVER look back. Those who chose to follow in their father's footsteps were politely, and not so politely, considered to be losers, with the condescension often dripping from the mouths of the staff in the schools once they realized that one of us WAS NOT going to go to college. At that point the public school educational system washed its hands of you and in most cases never bothered to speak with you again. It was if you had become a pariah, and shunning was your punishment.*
Now, fast forward to 2024, and the value of a degree from even the most prestigious 4-year universities such as Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins, Stanford, the University of Chicago, and others of similar repute are seriously being called into question as more and more employers realize that the vast majority of those who have graduated from such schools are less than worthless as potential employees.
*I have the utmost respect for anyone who has worked as hard, and as long as you and Jan have to realize your dream to think that they should just arbitrarily quit working because a boatload of highly educated, ultra-liberal, Marxist elites who sit on their asses all day spouting nonsense in universities across the country think EVERYONE should stop working at 65 years of age! What a load of nonsense. GOD designed our bodies and minds to be used, and sitting idly by all day long in RETIREMENT is not what GOD wants us to do.*
Calling my sheep to fresh pasture is a daily joy.
Awesome!! Couldn’t agree more!!
Those of us who do not have the best of health . Always have the Lord Jesus Christ. we get to enjoy watching you . I enjoyed my job when i could work . I had to retire when I was 42 now I am 54 .MS isn't a great disease
I'm so sorry, Tim. I've known some people with MS and it really isn't any fun. I'm going to offer some unsolicited advice (for lack of a better term). Have you tried going pure carnivore (nothing but fatty meat, no potatoes, bread, peas, corn, etc) for 3 to 6 months to see if it will help with the MS? I've seen videos where people were able to reverse autoimmune diseases by going carnivore. Since you need to eat, why not try it? Up to you.
@@valeriestevens5250i second this advice, carnivore combined with intermittent fasting will most likely greatly benefit and possibly even reverse your MS.
@@PerennialGrowth Thank you for including the intermittent fasting. I forgot about that.
I agree 100% Greg! Love it!
Always enjoy your videos. Would love to see what the sheep are up to over the winter. 😊
Retirement is exciting until it’s Not.
Staying busy doing things you enjoy never disappoints. Even an enjoyable job.
You got that right. Gives you something to look forward to the next day, week, year!!!
Greg, dear man, you are a treasure. You are the same age as my husband. He and I have been on a carnivore diet for over a year and it has changed our lives. Please consider cutting out the carbs and eating that beautiful beef and lamb you grow. That pouchy gut you have will be gone. I say this because you are too precious to loose to metabolic disease. Inflammation will be gone. Check out Dr Baker, Dr Chaffey or Dr Berry to name a few carnivores. Jordan Peterson is carnivore. I don’t mean to offend. We are the same age group and someone has to stay around to help the world swing back around to sanity. ❤
I’m working on it! Only one piece of bread with my sandwich now. Thanks for your concern.
Just attended a seminar at a grazing conference by Megan Detloff. One of her talks was, “ Tips for a balanced gut to optimize vitality” wow I thought about your comment all through her talk. I went on my first 12 hour fast this morning. No sugar in my coffee and watching my carbs!! Thanks again for caring enough to send me your comments!
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Greg, I am so glad you weren't offended. It is an interesting process getting off of carbs. They are like inputs that are not necessary to the healthy eco system. Seriously. It is a mind set change and interesting to listen, become the observer of your thoughts, about the carbs the organisms in your body expect, like candida. Are you really hungry after that big steak and it is usually the time when you have toast and jam at 7:30 pm? Your brain is lying, you are not starving, it is addiction. period. All the best of luck to you and Jan.
@janetjohnson998 Janet thanks for caring enough to say something. No jelly on my sour dough toast for breakfast now!!
Wise words Master Judy
Life is either a Daring Adventure or Nothing.
Your videos are great. What and when do you fertilize your pasture?
The only fertilizer we use comes out of our animal herd. Don’t waste your money on commercial fertilizer.
yes watching cattle out grazing is great therpay i think the young lady you had in a video a few months ago called it cow therapy its great any time of the day chuck checotah ok
You have the best job and you know how to do it .
Do you sell your meat ?
Thankyou for the vid .
We sell halves and wholes, sold out at the moment.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher thankyou , to big for me need smaller .
But thankyou .
Hey Greg, because I'm about to install a perimeter fence of HT wire and fiberglass posts, I'm still curious about your dialog (lost) with regard to the arcing tensioner you showed so much in the video you made where YT snatched your audio.
What gives with the tensioner arcing? The other two apparently weren't and I know that arcing is not desired--or maybe it's not an issue. You spent a lot of time looking at it. Why?
Use Daisy Tensioners, I have never had those develop an arc.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Oh, so that was not a Daisy brand tensioner. I have some I picked up at the feed store that look right, but I'll be watchful for that problem. Find me some Daisies for the big job.
Cow Therapy
Good advice Greg. Get healthier building and growing family 💪 see your Chiropractor and Crush on...
What do you get for one of these bulls ?
$4300
He gets the highest bid-auctions the bulls on his website. I've seen them go for 6-10k, but haven't seen many of his sales. You don't have to buy a bull to get the genetics, pretty sure he sells straws too. South Poll rock!
1 quart of ??? To 5 gallons of diesel....what is the other product?
The product is called Crossbow, farm supply stores normally have it.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher thanks
@@christinaperez254 You don't have to mix is all at once, just keep the 1:20 ratio CB to Diesel.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher is this pretty much an "all tree killer"?
As long as the stump is painted within 3 hours of cutting the tree. Works well.
How about your health, Greg? CVD can happen no matter one's lifestyle. Has a cardiologist given you a clean bill of health?
Just had my checkup in November. Doc said I was in good shape!
Cut out all the processed food. if it's in a box or container don't eat it! Eat fatty meat fish and eggs rinse repeat!
What I like about your livestock is they are fat in all the right places
I like your phrase😊😊
People, please take yur Booster.
Please don't leave a comment like this. I have three relatives with adverse reactions to the jab. Everyone must do their own research and make a determination about which risks to take
@@C141BYo, but how would you save the planet from the climat catastrophy ?