Greg interviews a Wisconsin grazier that has a breath-taking grass farm!
Greg interviews a Wisconsin grazier that has a breath-taking grass farm! Darrin's farm reminds me of New Zealand landscapes, beautiful grass pastures as far as the eye can see. Coming to work every day and working in a beautiful office like this is the best job in the world. Good job Darrin! If you want to keep your farm profitable every year, check out my 3 grazing books that I wrote on our website: http://greenpasturesfarm.net/books/
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Greg and Ariel are moving the bull/ram flerd onto a fresh salad bar of succlulent forage.
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Issac and Greg inspect their newly established silvopasture.
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I Sold My Cattle and Bought Sheep - How I Got Here and Was It the Right Choice?
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Greg details his steps in converting a cedar covered farm into lush forage for livestock.
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When do you need to brushog your pasture?
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How to Start a Regenerative Farm from Scratch
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Bugs in the Alfalfa!
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This is What Cattle Ranching Should Look Like
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Rooted in the Mountain State - Five Spring Farms, Fayetteville, WV
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Summer is here and grass is exploding!
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Greg and Sasha discuss flerd management and the monster gama grass explosion of forage.
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Bull Gets 57 Girlfriends?!
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A Halter Series | John Lueken: 30 years of rotational grazing in northern Missouri
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Greg explains the economics of winter stockpile grazing.
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The flerd drive down the road to Judy Farm, the sheep flock beat the cow herd.
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Sheep vs Goats vs Cattle: Which ACTUALLY Makes the Most Money?
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Raising Hair Sheep
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Grazing on Dairy Farms - Livestock on the Land
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Hair Sheep Update and Tips!
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