Grazing Management
Greg Judy article, “Grass Finishing Beeves in The Mob”
Make it simple by keeping one herd as many days of the year as possible. Putting grass finishers in with the cow mob eliminates tons of labor. You will grow more grass!
Grazing Management
Greg Judy with stampede down bluff with cow mob
Cows are always happy to move. Just remember when you go down hills with them, get out of the way or you may get run over!
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Greg Judy article “Building Soil With Wasted Grass”
Let the animals do the work of building soil on your farm with each grazing day.
Livestock watering techniques
Greg discussing movable water tank in monsoon weather
Keep it simple and easy to move. Check out this video that shows our economical movable water tank that does not tear up your pasture. Puggy conditions? No problem with this setup.
Grazing Schools
2019 May grazing school biggest ever!
2019 grazing school at Green Pastures Farm was one of our best ever. Folks were there to learn new ideas and implement them on their own farms.
Grazing Management
Greg getting body condition back on cows exiting winter
With the spring flush you need to be focused on capturing as much energy from the grass as possible. This puts weight back on your cattle after exiting winter.
Livestock fencing
Greg discusses low cost sheep fence
With hi-tensile electric fence, sheep fence becomes very economical. It is highly effective if it is built right.
Grazing Management
Greg Judy comments on advantages of fat cows on grass
With the spring flush of grass focus on getting as much energy into your animals as possible. Move them onto larger paddocks at least twice per day for maximum animal performance. Your in the solar energy business, now go move your livestock!!
Livestock fencing
Greg Judy daily fencing technique
With our ATV, geared reels and step-in posts daily moves with temporary fencing is a breeze.
Grazing Management
Greg talks about getting more folks back on the land
We are going to reverse the trend of get big or get out. We need more small farms not less. Our national food system is broken and along with it our nations soils. We can regenerate our soils and livelihoods with ruminant animals leading the way.