APPPA 2024: Leader/Follower Pasture Management with Turkeys & Pigs
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- Опубликовано: 12 фев 2024
- Presentation from the 2024 American Pastured Poultry Conference.
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Very well done Jordan. Thank you for all your time and energy.
I was there! Sitting on the front row where the camera was. Sorry for any bumps😅.
Seriously. It was a great presentation though! Thanks Jordan. Looking forward to implementing a few take homes; maybe with a spring duck batch first!
Very good presentation.
Great video
Thanks. Again. Well worth the wait.
I'm 10,000 miles off. Though. Through the years have I made careful notes of all the invaluable advice and lessons. Will never claim to be able to hit the ground running. But at least 90% was given. For free. Many thanks.
Regards. Blessings. RSA.
Great talk!
What about fly populations? Without the turkeys coming after the pigs to sanitize, don't you have an issue with fly build-ups in the area?
Very informative talk and I enjoyed watching it. Learned new things all the time o your videos
Wish this was longer so he could cover how he brings the herbivores in and if he Leader/follows them too
Great talk! Thanks 👍
Great presentation wonder if you could do that with chickens instead of turkeys meat chickens that is thank you
Awesome Thanks
Hey Jordan, thank you for sharing so freely. One question I didn't see queried was how do you overcome the pig-shyness of the electric fence when moving? I remember you mentioning that you began using a wooden, false gate to give the illusion of free passage when moving in silvopasture. Is that necessary with this setup?
We don't use wooden gates - that's a polyface thing. With proper training as piglets the pigs will move over without hesitation. Its an unnecessary extra step to use gates.