Greg, your pastures look awesome, as well as your cows. Everyone who sees this lush grass and clover knows at the first glance that you are doing it the right way!

Good evening Greg! All I can do is laugh with joy. Look at that!!! What a beautiful sight. My, my. Calving with nature. I like the way they look around and go "gee, where do I bite next?" Greg, when do you have time to count your money?

Your videos are very soothing--takes my stress away.

Those. Cows. Look. NICE! I'm thoroughly impressed. And look at that clover! Wow!! That's cow heaven, for sure. Not only that, but you've got some happy, happy soil biology beneath the surface too. What's not to love, eh?

The most beautiful herd in the most greener pasture!!! Absolutely amazing 😉

Wow. No corona or meat shortage will affect you... good practical wisdom, just bought my first 2 dexters to raise on 5 acres, love ur videos

I'm a trucker and just waiting here at the Shipper.... I don't have anything to do except watching this clip... Cows are the most docile animal you can own, originally I'm from Miami, Florida... When I retire in 10 years and I will own a property in Ocala I'm have at least two cows some chickens and goats.... Love to see animals roaming free...

I’m here after watching a Valuetainment video on cattle and what’s going on in the industry. 👍🏼 and I’m just a city guy from Los Angeles. 😮

Everything looks so beautiful, fantastic pasture and livestock! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I grew up on a farm in Wisconsin. I was watching this video . There are several ready have their calves. I used to raise Brown Swiss. Great memories . Love them, says Judy Corrette in Wildwood, Fl

I really enjoyed watching this. Stuck in my apartment on lockdown makes me miss grass n animals

Grass is looking nice Greg...funny how your climate is very similar to ours in NC, but you're about a month behind us on grass and the leaves on the trees. We're going to seed right now in NC

You have the most Beautiful Animals and Fields I've ever seen. I wish other Farmers would try your method of raising Cattle. I'd Love to taste your Meat. I bet it melts in your mouth. Love your Videos. I've learned so much and have referred your Channel to many. God Bless and Peace Be With You All ☮️🙏

Good on you. I just watched a guy walking around his field and talking about his cows. What's more, it was interesting. Used to camp on a farm in the Welsh mountains when I was a boy. Never had happier times. Wish I had a few acres right now, I can tell you. I'd be late for work every day... messing around on my "farm" in the mornings, feeding a few chickens, pigs, goats and what not. Still, the kids I teach would like my little videos...perhaps.

We got some goats and a donkey over a year ago. They ate the grass mostly weeds down and now we let it rest for 5 months or so. The clover is coming up like crazy. Wherever we put them, the clover is coming up and around the area where we put them too. It’s awesome.

Your last name is Judy, that is my 1st name!!! I love the country and watching your cattle brings back wonderful memories. says Judy Corrette in Wildwood, Fl

Your cow's look good keep up the good work

Hi Greg....How are you and the cattle ??? Love your videos.....keep them rolling :):):)

Holy smokes Greg, those are some seriously FAT cows, and happy

Another visit to heaven on earth! Yay!

Love from India ,Bihar

Love this channel, tyvm 👍

Hi Greg just found your channel. Love the importantance you talk about with soil health, looks like you have really healthy soil! In regards to the amount of clover you have in the sward + the fact you don't push your cows to graze very low causing them to nip/eat only the top third of the crop, does this cause issues with bloat and if so how do you overcome the issue?

Such peaceful, contented cows! Would you consider a video of 1 hr or so of your cows just being themselves? No humans in sight. Just cow noises , calling their young, each other and ripping the grass to eat . Made for those who just want to enjoy watching your cows being, well, happy cows.

Greg I'm in upstate SC and am currently letting cattle roam on 26 acres [ 14 cow calves] I'm working hard to get the perimeter cleaned out so o can put in electric fence,, then I am planning to give them an acre or two a day,, My question for you is - should I buy a no till drill to get a good forage started??? It's a big purchase,,,, thanks for all you do!!!'

thank you for your replay to my question. would you tell me more about them?? I was used to Holsteins, Guernsey, Jersey and Brown Swiss and Angus on our farm in rural Burlington, Wisconsin. I have wonderful memories of that part of my life. says your new friend Judy Corrette in Wildwood, Fl

Mr Greg, could you explain the best way to market these calves (stock yards, personal sales, etc). I am producing a few calves and trying to grow a herd, just wondering what the next step is. What’s the best way method to sell these animals? Is it easy to sell 50-100 calves a year and if so, which method? Would love some more information on this. Maybe an idea for a new video topic!

Thanks for the gd wrk

Wow what breed of cows are those they are beautiful. I got my first Jersey bull calf this fall and they are now eating hay and grain. I have to plant a pasture this spring. The soil here is great but the pervious farmer planted soybeans and corn. I have been cutting the field all summer using a ride on because I dont have a tractor as of now. I'm not sure how to plant the pasture but I was thinking of just using a push seeder to lay the seeds. Or should I rent the tractor will a seed drill? Any info will be appreciated. Thank you . By the way your grass is beautiful. I have lots of clover since I have been cutting the fields there is also alot of grass that look like chives but im not sure what it is. I'm new to all of this. Thank you for the video.

Great video!!!!!! I am a true fan! Now for my question. What breed of cow are you running? I thought they maybe pure bred herferd. So ???? Thanks again from west Tennessee. I have learned so much.

I see your videos and i think to myself if what you're doing is clearly working so darn well, why aren't more farmers doing the same thing? I can't for the life of me imagine why they wouldn't seek to emulate what you're doing.

Great comment about the animal size....those big big cows and big big bulls....big big cost.....great grass....

love your videos. fat cattle an lush grass. i would really like to see some overhead views too, maybe you could work that in sometime.

Hey Grey, How many bulls do you keep per number cows for mating?

and also id like to know in your farm, how many cows do you let graze in the 10 acres.?

what type of grass you mix in the pasture.

Greg, his many head of cattle do you have in this herd?

Beautiful contented cows and calves. I like that one shot where you show that the cow was only biting the top of the grass. How would you adjust one cow if her Ph was high????

greg how to you tag the calves out on the grass like that?

very Nice

Greg, how do I get on the list to purchase one of your cows per year?

how many cows will you recommend for 500 cows on 50acres per acre in rotational grazing ? Good Job Btw

thank you , from Judy Corrette

very nice

As a blue state city person, this is somewhat strange. But I know the error of our ways as a chemist and someone who did animal research for several years to develop cures for cancer. I'm done with the urban control. This was illuminating.

Wow! They are ALL so fat! Even the calves have decent meat on them. I can’t wait to give your methods a try when we get land. You give me hope with your low input methods.

These are all great and inspiring videos. Greg, what do you think about the high price of south poll cattle? I have been looking and am shocked at the price people are asking. How can someone make money buying yearling heifers at 2400? (Other than the guy selling)

How do you control the ph tho?

I don't have the facilities to do soil test to determine what nutrients are lacking in the soil. What causes cattle to chew on to its rope, plastic and pvc pipe?

I have no cows..dont want any cows..but I love a good steak and your videos.

where to buy grass seeds and types of grass that are good for hot areas

Greg, do you still go back to the start of your rotation when the first paddocks you grazed have reached boot stage again? And leave whats in front of you as a summer reserve bank

Nice cows clean

Greg is there a pond where they can drink wateR?

Speaking of heifers, whats the youngest age for heifers to be bred? This year some of our bulls got in with some heifers just shy of 12 mths and they calved down beautifully.

Where do you grow your hay for winter, and what type? Thank you

"im gonna get your number honey." weird thing to say after the video

From Brazil.

Ref 10:33 - "Mmmmmm!!!" I think she's saying, "hey dude, stay away from my baby!" Stomping her front leg ..."come any closer, and I'll kick ya!" ;)

Man that is a beautiful sight! The cool thing is that for old played out ground, it doesn't take all that long to make big gains. My sheep farm was as beat to hell as anything you've ever seen around here and the areas where sheep have grazed since last fall are completely different than I've seen them in the 6 years I've worked there. I can't wait to get cattle in there....coming soon! In my case, I have thrown some clover seed out, in the 6 years I've worked on that property I had never seen a sprig of clover. I don't think there was any clover seed in the seed bank there. There is beautiful clover on most of it now though.

An old rancher local to me told me that you shouldn't calve on spring flush pasture because you run the risk of mastitis. And I think he was speaking from his own experience. He ran black Angus. Do you think this is a problem only if you have too heavy a milkers? What is your take on this?

I think the only thing missing is the shade cloth and the chick shaw.

How steers do you have

Greg, What kind of stocking density in # should I be looking for to improve my soil health, right now I'm running a shade over 25k (once a day moves). I've heard I should shoot for a minimum 50k. I guess anything is better than the usual 6-800#/acre set stocking in my part of missouri.

Greg do you give the cows salt at grass? What breed are your cows? Love the videos.

So how often a year do the cows come back to browse over the same area?

What kind of grass is this?

Won’t the clover make them bloat? Sorry if it’s a dumb question just curious idk much about ranching

how big is pasture

When is the right time to throw clover seed down? We have found an amazing property but I only saw 3 tiny spots with crimson clover.

What do you recommend for me to grow to feed my cows. I recently purchased 50 acres ad I'm ready to start growing some good pastures.

What kind of grass

Your results are absolutely astounding but I always thought cattle were more interested in a new tendershoots that are just coming up rather than the tuff stuff that's knee high

How many head on 10 acres?

What does moving twice a day do that once a day won't?

Curious to what breed of cattle you have?

Hey Greg, just stumbled upon your channel, I'd really like to start ranching, anything you can recommend to me on where to start sir? Lookin' absolutely beautiful. The people have to take control of the food supply once more. Cut the middlemen out!

Greg if my grass has gotten away from me and is getting steamy should I clip.

Are your cattle the red Angus breed ?? If not what breed?? I'm interested. asking Judy Corrette in Wildwood,, Fl

Is the steaks available for purchase online?

Wow, where can I buy your meat?

Just a friendly reminder Greg, 521 is about to calve 😉

What is the grass name

Do you dehorn yori cows?

By " litter bank" do you mean thatch??

How about armyworms, I'm in East Texas we had to spray last week armyworms were all over the place!

Mr. Greg, I see that some of your cows have Hereford type markings. Is that part of the south poll breed or do you sometimes breed back to Hereford to upsize if your cattle start getting smaller than desired? Also do you ever keep any bulls in tact that carry this marking or do you cull and band them?

Greg, have you heard about tree hay? I know you are familiar with honey locusts and you are pro silvopasture, so I thought you would be interested in learning about a possible additional use for limbs as you are cleaning up brushy areas. I found this video that was talking about it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/asmjh8ej29y7fGw.html

Hi Greg. Seriously awesome channel u got going here. I'm new to ur channel and have heard u mention no grain, only grass and mineral. Pls could u inform us as to what mineral u are referring to as well quantity. Also how this may vary between season. Thanks! Regards from South Africa.

How many acre do you own ?

I like big cow butts and I cannot lie! 😂

The fodder that the cows are not interested in constitute a large part of the pasture. The trick is to replace it with some grass the cows do like so we don't have to move them so often, no?

His Herd is a eating-machine for-sure.

How does your grass grow so much?

I'm your can for coordinating, management, and mom, calf

Should I be √-ing my own pee pH?

Where's grandma?

Look at all those lawn-moooers C o n s u m e all VEGeTaL Monchin'&carryin-on

This is just sooo MashaAllah (What God wants)

I don't want a skinny butt heifer or cow. HAHAHA!!