Pasture Management - Knowing when it's time to move the animals

A discussion of grazing intensity - light, moderate and heavy and how to know when it time to move on to the next pasture. Part of the Property Improvement Project of the Small Acreage Issue Team. barnyardsandbac... Any ads you see on this video were placed there by RUclips (aka Google). We asked to have them removed from our channel. You can observe whether they did or not.

[@Bacon1376]

Perfect video, thank y'all so much

[@danthadon87]

very informative, thank you guys for this video very much

[@wheatranger]

Very informative -- thanks!

[@amazingrazin]

Appropriate sized paddocks will more evenly graze. Too many farmers use too much pasture.

[@jedidiahmarshall8599]

I'm trying to do this as well

[@zuzilda]

Wow these birds are loud, sounded like rainforest!

[@MatthewHolevinski]

Meadowlarks ;)

[@ozlakota1]

the sparobilous grass that they wont eat is very high in silica and wears out the teeth of stock 5yrs no teeth

[@johnnypea5369]

doesn't moderate grazing encourage the unwanted plants to get an advantage and become the predominate item? the cattle continuously concentrate on plant varieties they like.

[@tofumar]

Johnny Pea Not if you mob graze.

[@johnnypea5369]

tofumar right - and mob grazing isn't moderate grazing.