Greg goes ranch consulting in Georgia.
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Greg goes ranch consulting in Georgia. Serious beautiful country in southern Georgia with ancient massive oak trees that are hundreds of years old. Daniel is looking to set a regenerative grazing operation on previously abused land. With the right infrastructure installed this farm can make giant strides with improvements in both soil and forages.
Hope to see some of you at the Powerflex Retail Store grand opening at Seymour Missouri on July 12-13th. I will be giving some grazing talks highlighting the successes and failures of Green Pastures Farm.
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Man, this is going to be exciting to watch the transformation when the cattle and sheep get on there. I would love to see more of the property when that happens. Thank you Greg for taking us along.
When I lived on Hales Landing road as a kid in the 1970s, a man came around and offered us money for our gopher turtles. He sold them to restaurants. Thankfully that was a short lived enterprise. Mom's kin are from Donalsonville and still live around Bainbridge. Glad you're starting up a regen project in Seminole County. With all the bass fishing in Lake Seminole, you should have a really nice agrotourism base for your operation. Good luck!
I hope Daniel won the lottery, cause he's going to need it
I live in live oak Florida 45 minutes south of Georgia border beautiful part of state still lots of wild Florida and south Georgia left thank God.
It is beautiful down there.
I was station at Ft. Stewart 88-92. That's the best fishing ever but the humidity and gigantic mosquitoes 🦟 and biting flies were atrocious.
I would like to see what's going on with the project in Arizona
That will be coming soon.
Thanks for the video! Another great interview! It looks pretty awesome down there. I know there’s a really excellent parasite resistant Katahdin flock in Georgia. I’m thinking about buying a ram from them.
Welcome to Georgia.
Where will the cattle go when the water is high and turns into a lake. Best of luck to Daniel.
This will be a good chance to raise the Gulf Coast Native Sheep. They have adapted to this climate over centuries. I lived in Bainbridge for several years, 10 min away. The downside is they are wool sheep. I have only been researching them. They tend to do well in the tough brush areas. Extremely parasite resistant. Several Georgia CZcamsrs have these sheep on their homesteads. There is a fella in Macon that uses his for clearing land for people, CudCrew I think. Anyway, Goodluck Daniel!!
That place probably cost alot. From what I heard of his plans I hope he succeeds.
greg do you have any videos with any utah ranchers?
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It looks like a perfect place, and climate, to water bufalos, domesticated and interaction they become lovely (with the person that take care of them). No dogs, bulls have a bad temper, protective, there's artificial insemination. Lot's of meat, mozzarella, see Marajó island, Brazil. From wild to meat and cheese, with water bufalos.
You could raise gators in there. For leather and meat.