Follow me as I move my cattle, I’ll explain the tools & methods I use to rotational graze my livestock. This provides them with a healthy and natural environment all while saving me money.
Really nice,a fella down the road and I are just getting started fixing up his wifes old family farm,we got 40 acres mostly pasture with some scattered woods and a nice clean creek at the bottom and a great running spring at the top of the hill,he had got two cows now,moved them today on to electric they did good ,how often do you move them? Great show thank you
@@brandonjackson1434 thank you for watching! I move mine at least once a week usually more if I have time. If your stocking rate is low enough you can also use rotational grazing to stockpile forage for winter time.
@@DustyRidgeFarms nice ,I think we will need to move more often especially in spring the ground is all slope and hill about 16" of great topsoil on hardpan clay with quite a bit of ground water ,maybe summer we can spread out the paddocks to larger size and give em a little more time in an area and give a chance to get a good size area ready for winter grazing
Your pastures look great! Keep up the good work!
Thank you we are trying our hardest to improve them
Really nice,a fella down the road and I are just getting started fixing up his wifes old family farm,we got 40 acres mostly pasture with some scattered woods and a nice clean creek at the bottom and a great running spring at the top of the hill,he had got two cows now,moved them today on to electric they did good ,how often do you move them? Great show thank you
@@brandonjackson1434 thank you for watching!
I move mine at least once a week usually more if I have time. If your stocking rate is low enough you can also use rotational grazing to stockpile forage for winter time.
@@DustyRidgeFarms nice ,I think we will need to move more often especially in spring the ground is all slope and hill about 16" of great topsoil on hardpan clay with quite a bit of ground water ,maybe summer we can spread out the paddocks to larger size and give em a little more time in an area and give a chance to get a good size area ready for winter grazing
@@brandonjackson1434 good luck 🍀👍, just remember to focus on the grass and the rest will work itself out.
Awesome stuff
Thank you for watching!