Another excellent video, full of info for the homesteader to the rancher/farmer. Thank you for your time and having a youtube channel, 1 of the best channels for this type of subject matter
Some good, boots on the ground business sense right here. I’ve never thought about the weeds protecting grass for the dormant season. The main one I despise is wooly croton. I see you have quite a bit too. As long as it doesn’t form a complete canopy, I’m gonna try to be more patient with it.
@@puresouthpasturesfarm6460 thanks for the compliment. Your stock density will play a roll in how that works for you along with a gazillion other variables in a chaotic system. It is something that I notice often.
@@abutaher5612 yes I do track all aspects of the goat enterprises. I don’t really want to sale finished goats to individuals. I don’t have that kind of time. Thanks for watching!!😁😁
Another excellent video, full of info for the homesteader to the rancher/farmer. Thank you for your time and having a youtube channel, 1 of the best channels for this type of subject matter
@@JohnWinsemius thanks John!!!!😁😁
Another good video. Thanks for sharing.
@@russellhayes407 thanks for watching Russell!!😁
Some good, boots on the ground business sense right here.
I’ve never thought about the weeds protecting grass for the dormant season. The main one I despise is wooly croton. I see you have quite a bit too. As long as it doesn’t form a complete canopy, I’m gonna try to be more patient with it.
@@puresouthpasturesfarm6460 thanks for the compliment. Your stock density will play a roll in how that works for you along with a gazillion other variables in a chaotic system. It is something that I notice often.
Goats don’t eat wolly croton
@@lustysteve1420 mine do😁
Excelelnt video lot to learn, Why not you start Meat goat class. we will pay for you. You will be our mentor
@@abutaher5612 yes I do track all aspects of the goat enterprises. I don’t really want to sale finished goats to individuals. I don’t have that kind of time. Thanks for watching!!😁😁
Mesquite is a problem
@@Ricardofelixrojas I bet goats would love those beans?