"Folks..." I could listen to greg all day talk microbes and cattle....! Thanks Greg

Prepared breakfast, dinner and had better than a university degree at the same time! Amazing. Wowzer

I love that he talks about his past mistakes and how started thinking about what he was doing, and changed from driving over his microbes, and/or burning...wise man.

This was great - I only have a greenhouse and 4 apple trees but the principal still applies thanks!!!

Big fan of Greg Judy

I watch this at least once a week. Learn something new every time. Molly? Who’s Molly?!!?

Learning a lot from this chap.... Amazing.

Thank you for your work and teachings. I send to others.

another awsome video full of great wisdom!! i love the bit about reading a newspaper under his belly!!

Thank you for sharing this. Greg Judy is a rock star!

Greg Judy is sharing the ultimate cover crop seed mix, that is ironically a mono-culture: PASSION! Thank-you, sir!

Thank-you. Agreed. Best wishes from England

You guys got it hard over there with all that snow! in New Zealand we get 120 to 150% Lambing We have been farming like this for generations the electric fence is amazing

You are a big picture rancher. You have all the disciplines covered to efficiently produce livestock. From animal health and efficiency to controlling quallity of grazing and other feeds. You understanding and improving soils is just an important part of this.

OMG so humiliating, I always thought that was cow shit in a pasture not french pastry on dinner table. Really very interesting and helpful , you Mr. Judy are not typical. Thank you

A few years ago, I used to work out west And used to drive hours just to go to work and back home daily. On them long, straight, flat roads it came to me that all that road tar was like a BIG SCAR on the earth! And the earth, like our skin is always trying to heal the skin and remove the scar. May GOD bless you Greg with all the work your doing.

The hamburger absolutely that's going to be my focus. I'm a retired butcher I despise supermarket ground beef so gross. I mostly eat venison. Greg I shot a beautiful doe in New Hampshire last fall talk about finished and fat cover. Zero agriculture just acorns and beech nuts. Here in North East big market for grass fed. We have some small farms not being used I will be trying to put back to grazing.

That was great! Thanks from Texas.

Thank you - really excellent info!

Thank You Sir Judy!

Great video thank you so much.

Doesn't Greg make you feel better about life and America? Better than a whole herd of politicians.

wonderful work greg

@30:38 laughed to hard at the tractor driving over the steak dinner.

As a landscaper I use to plant Elaeagnus umbellata, it's a beautiful shrub with a great fragrance. I never knew to just now that it was considered an invasive species. I never saw a wild one out here on the left coast.

Great stuff

What's crazy up here is you either see moon scape pasture or empty land no grazing. People claim grass fed or pasture raised what aI joke sad. My goal is to follow your way some thing to be proud of thanks for all you teach.

Folks, find you a heifer with fine bone structure. Those big boned heifers are high maintenance. Where were you before I got married Greg? Coulda saved me a lot of heartache.

Greg thank you so much. I started with 3 bottle calves watching you videos. In 2017. Inow have 4 leases and 71 momma's here in Texas I am 80 to 90 miles south east of Dallas. can we grow fescue? we get all of our rain from January to June in drought years . And more rain in the Fall in an good year. It seems to me the best Choice with no horses

A wise man.

If he has not done one already Greg should do a TED talk!

I really miss Missouri..love Clark miss my $3 gal raw milk..raw milk butter

I’ll be saving this one. Wow so much information! Great presentation. One of my questions is if God didn’t make a monoculture why don’t we have it in amongst livestock as well. Don’t goats eat weeds?

What is the best beef cattle you suggest for grass finished in Ontario

Can someone share a link to the talk about northern hay feeding he was referencing? He seemed really impressed, but didn't say how it's done. Unless it's just using bale feeders?

With clover, tou can add bees.

Sometimes the Amish in that area listen to much of the garbage the USDA people that are at the auction tell them..

I dont know much about cow physiology. Why would grazing on a lot of young clover be harmful to the cow?

Seeds can actually last over 100 years. So the Gama grass makes sense. I've read of stories of perennial grass seeds 200 years old still germinating. My question is this>>> how does one combine annual cereal and annuals more generally WITH mob grazing. 90% of what we eat is annuals, not perennial foods. What do we do? Can mob graze, then no-till plant and right afterward bring in cattle, or maybe sheep, to lower the height of the grasses and cover crops?

So the Ivomec kills the dung beetle? Or the dung beetle just doesn’t want to eat an Ivomecced patty? Pretty cool that the dung beetle takes the patties down to the roots.

Who's the South African rancher Greg keeps referring to? I'm not a farmer but picked up interest in regenerative farming practices after seeing Allan Savory's TED talk and had been seeing lots of videos of Joel Salatin, Greg Judy and Allan Savory on KZfaq. But haven't heard of the gentleman Greg mentioned so far and it sounds interesting

Do you throw seed when ur starting with bad ground?

Very intelligent 🤓

Why the clover kill Does that kill goat sheep camel please answer my friend

Other ways to melt wax without ruining a skillet, guys ! Ask around, google it etc. :) !

How would you manage drought? When you have no other option but to over graze.

Here is one of Dr. Patricia Richardson´s soil critters videos! @Greg Judy Regenerative Rancher kzfaq.info?search_query=dr+pat+richardson

Gee, wonder why I left NJ?! 😉

Aren’t Autumn Olive berries one of the healthiest on the planet?

Who knows where Greg gave this seminar???

In 48:00: If the farmer wouldn't have ballet it, it would have gone too mature. Or how to graze in the midsummer?

I think it's a good idea to start taxing for water run off. It would make people learn to keep the water.

I want to be a farmer

The work with not beat nature into submission... exactly. Folks like to blame Christianity for the dominance mind-set, yet what did Jesus say ? He said it's sinful man who has ideas of leadership like that ( y'all can go look for the verse yourself. It's in the gospels somewhere ) - He says for us to be like Him, which is to be a servant-leader. Which is where I'm going with this. Husbandman. An out-of-use term for being a steward of the land or animals, which was understood to mean good stewardship. Which should inform us as to what it means to be a husband to a wife, also. Someone who helps her flourish, who respects & serves her best interests, and not meaning anything condescending by that ! Anymore than it's condescending for him to need her support & help & wisdom. She submits cuz God is holding him accountable for them as a couple, so, he deserves her co-operation ! Nothing offensive in that ! We each have a job, we each have a sinful nature that wars against being content with our own job, and with doing a good job of it, but it's possible, when we submit to God above all. Sorry if off topic here, but to me this all affects each other, realzing what these terms signify, & getting rid of unnecessarily being offended or misled by them.

I think farmers should start giving some of the land they own back to nature.