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Without polinators, some plants cannot reproduce. Look at the mouth parts on the polinator, like a humming bird and you can guess how long the flowers reproductive parts will be.

As long as they aren't close to the front or back door, I let the stinging things be. I have an increasing assortment of flowers that flower every year, and I don't spray anything (except wasps that try to nest by the doors). I don't have many pests because of the happy lives of my predators. I've had multiple years of preying mantis hatch, occasional years of tree frog, and every year of house gecko.

Happy Father's Day and Crush on...

Your are proof they are lairs,with a devilish agenda.Whats done in the dark Will come to light.

Very cool video. I never did like wasps or hornets myself. I still don't know what we need yellow jackets for. All I know is Noah had his chance, and in my opinion he blew it. 😅

Working with nature is much more rewarding than working against it. Have a wonderful day

So right we have learned so much from Greg and Jan.

What beautiful people. May all of their endeavors continue to be blessed.

Didn’t you use to recommend Timeless fence posts? Have you switched fence companies?

thanks for the example of a successful pasture transformation. When i clear for pasture, i try to disturb the soil as little as possible. Sometimes i girdle the trees and leave them standing, but it results in limbs (or sometimes the whole tree) laying on the ground.

A testament to the trust they put in your teaching, that he let 2/3 of his flock go, to rebuild a resilient flock. Like these guys!

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The swales should have drained to a larger central pond and not been made so big, or alternatively have no ponds and have been cut shallower and in a non-continuous offset pattern that can be driven through. _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

How do you have one grounding wire a mile from the other 5 grounding rounds?

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beautiful! is lime still a good idea where PH is 6.5 but a section of field on a hill where it probably leaches has no grass and just garbage weeds growing? It is our worst section of field and has never responded to fertilizer or seeding at all. guessing that lime wouldn't hurt! Thanks so much Greg!!

Isn't it great when your solution involves something/ a tool, that you already own?

Wonderful couple, subd to both channels.

I needed to see such uplifting people today. Lovely interview.

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Thanks for the video! It’s another great interview! Having a great genetics is very helpful for sure for grass fed animals. Lambing in May is a game charger to healthy animals along with healthy soils.

What a delightful couple!

No spiders, no cows?

Tiffany and Leonardo are a charming couple! It's wonderful to hear about their journey in regenerative agriculture. It's so impressive to see how they've incorporated some of Greg's lessons in their practice! What a terrific community!!

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Thanks for highlighting the diversity in these United States Regenerative Agriculture. People have more in common when they are filled with the love of healthy soil.

Regenerative grazing is a Godsend!---however franken-food is the problem, not feedlot beef.

This is inspirational Greg thank you

My goats like the cedar as well!

Always appreciate when you share more sheep videos!! I rewatch your old sheep videos whenever I need inspiration on rotational grazing. Can you please dedicate a video specifically about KY31 and sheep? I know you’ve talked about it plenty with cattle, but I would love to hear your thoughts on running sheep on KY31. And I realize you have plenty of land to move them on to bluestem or other warm season grasses, but I’d love to hear your experience with it it and problems or LACK OF problems with the “toxic” fescue and sheep.

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With the environmentalist bringing back and protecting the timber wolves, grizzly bears, and the red wolf in the South you might need cattle with horns in the near future. So they can defend themselves.

Sorry but you're 100% wrong about late spring/summer seed being any good

Greg, congratulations on the new farm! Where can I get the pair of sunglasses you’re sporting on your hat?

Y’all live in Missouri?

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So I know your are going yell at me but this is my situation. I have 5 head on 12 acres I move them daily but my work schedule makes it so that some weeks I am unable to move them for 5 days . I have a good grasp on the amount of grass I need to get by for the week. I have some one who will check on them during the week and will pull the fence if they need more grass . So my question is is it more beneficial to put them on a larger area of the 5 days . Or just what they will eat . This is not an every week thing but it will be a few weeks every other month. The other question is my rotation has not kept up with growth of the pasture. Some of the grass is as tall as the cows . My neighbor who owns the land is on my but about mowing it . I should be through it all by the the end of July. Mowing it sounds like a waste of fuel. The cows get it on the ground better when it’s tall . We get a good amount of rain normally so regrowth this time of year it not a problem. Thought larger paddock for days I can’t move. Do I need to mow ?

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That place is looking great! Couldn’t agree more about not forcing the cattle to eat trampled forage. Leaving green, growing grass behind plus trampled litter keeps the soil life alive. Theres a lot of influence out there now to take it all but it’s hard to argue with the results of taking the top of the plants and building that litter bank. I also couldn’t agree more about doing the math and do what makes economic sense as far as how much time you spend setting up fence and moving cattle. I think we all should ask ourselves if we would enjoy being one of our cattle. If we couldn’t say yes then maybe we should look at how we are managing. We make our cattle work for us but we also keep them content. You’ve said it plenty of times…you cannot starve a profit out of a cow.

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If I remember right? The cattle have 5 mouths and trampled pasture is fowled with manure and urine why would anyone force their animals to eat that? I agree with Greg, move them off of that strip and give them a fresh paddock with a variety of grasses for better weight gain & performance.

I would LOVE to see a video where you use an automatic gate every other day so that we can see the side-by-side comparison between 1 move/day to 2 moves/day. Especially since you don’t typically use automatic openers. We’d get to see the learning curve / pros / cons directly from THE Mr. Greg Judy…. The best teacher in the business…

Great information Greg, I’ve been trying to get more forage trampled this year and wasn’t sure if I was doing it right, thanks for sharing, this is exciting stuff when you learn to do things right and heal the land, healthy cattle and the potential there is to achieve. Thanks

Can we get some videos on rest of the farm and Isaac and crew? Sheep? Dogs? Etc.

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