It’s good to hear you and Isaac discussing the cows. Hearing the little details that catch your attention is very helpful for me. Thanks for the video! Cows look great.

Greg, as a citizen in Missouri, I wanted to bring your attention to House Bill 1169. It says food has to be labeled more rigorously. There is talk about them using mRNA vaccines on cattle and swine. Take a look at it and contact your congressmen in your state.

Happy Spring! Lovely calf, and she turned to look straight at you. Enjoyed your video.

Look forward to attending one (or two 😊) of your pasture walks in Alberta 👏. So exciting!

Lookin at green grass 600 miles due south. Here in Canada 3ft of snow in bush and -7 this morning.

Greg you guys have it rough ! You get to enjoy beautiful weather watching well conditioned cattle eat growing grass AND you get paid for it!!

Thanks for the video! It’s great seeing green grass. Some of our grass is about that height too. It’s going get really warm here next week. We might hit the 80s for the high so mushrooms should be popping up especially all the rain we got. I’m glad you get to travel everywhere to spread your grazing style around the world. I was talking to one of my coworkers about calving and he said when his animals are born around 80# he gets a little nervous because he likes the 65# calves a whole lot better. He is not sure why he had a bigger calf either because he had the same bull and cow last year the calf wasn’t that big. I like the smaller ones too because I don’t want to worry about pulling them. Mine calves should be born around the end of June or first week of July. I’m hoping next year to have them born around May since April can still be a little cold and rain.

Thank you as always! I have one heifer that is the wrong side of loose and I want to be sure all is well.

Yup 2012 drought here and Michigan was really bad. Also 1988 was worse here.

Just starting to green up here in Michigan, happy grazing Greg!

Gorgeous calf. Such a beautiful color too. We might not eat color but sure is pretty to look at.

Nice to see the green grass. Looking forward to it here. Nice to hear you are visiting Alberta. I'm on the east side of the prairies so going to Edmonton is about the same distance as Missouri.

Yeah, I'll try to come to your pasture walk in Canada, can't wait to see where you will be going as Ill make the time.

Congratulations on a healthy start to the '03 calving season.

Great to hear you are heading to Alberta! Hope to see you here.

Welcome back to Alberta. Sounds like you are coming up to my part of the world.

🇨🇦 BC, near Whistler here. Been following your channel for a few years. Not a homesteader yet, but hope to be one someday.

Really enjoy and look forward to your videos. Enjoy the Easter weekend. 💐🐇

yes sir that is a wonderful site new baby calves started this years calf crop 2 7 23 we have been enjoying watching the cows graze along with the geese on the green grass and the baby calves laided in the sunshine just waiting for 5 20 23 to turn our 1st south poll bull out for next years calf crop have blessed day chuck ledbetter east central oklahoma

Absolutely Great video!! Been a while since we have had a phenomenal grazing video on GREEN Grass with babies. Just a gorgeous calf. I note how long the calves' hair is. Do you see much variation in hair length based on temperatures and weather at birth. How does Mother Nature deal with that? Man is the grass coming!! How many acres do you think you cleared this past year? Spring Flush is nearly on you there in Missouri. Have another great year!!

Those cows look super happy 😊

Hope to see and hear you if you come to Ontario

We got our first calf on the 5th. Momma is Red Angus/South Poll, bred to a registered SP bull. I was sure hoping for a heifer to expand our herd, but alas, it was a bull. The rest of our SP crosses will be coming in May. I'm sure excited to see what our leased bull throws!

As a Canadian I hope you enjoy your trip! Even someday consider a tour to the eastern parts near Toronto too! Thanks for your videos.

Greg, this year could you or Isaac (on his channel) go in depth whenever you do something about pest control? It would be good to learn everything you're doing, when you're doing it, and your assessments of their impacts in keeping flies and other pests in check. In the past you've used parasitic wasps in their pats, put up sticky fly boards, all sorts of tricks. It would be helpful to see what makes a difference, what you're still doing and how often you go about it. Thanks for your consideration.

God bless….. our fescue snd cool plants here are about 6-12 inches. We had 85 then next day 30-40’s Sometimes we get the 4 seasons all in a day

Beautiful view

Just lovely 😍

By winter 25-26, I hope to have way for you to deal with no rain. Need to test it first.

Thanks for the video. I've got calves that just dropped and they don't seem to pay any attention to the polybraid. I have perimeter fencing so I'm not worried about them getting away or out on the road, but I would rather have them stay in the paddocks. Do you have a way you keep the little bitty calves in?

Greg, can you detail the backend side of your tracking system. I see a majority of the cows are double tagged but only numbered on one. And I heard in one video you said such and such calf was the 9th of the year based on it's number. Is there a way to number the calf to the mother's number? I've always let the vet tag ours but he doesn't do large animals anymore so I'm trying to learn a better / efficient method.

Grande Prairie.

Hey Greg, when you cut a tree what do you put on the stump to keep it from coming back up? Thank you! -Colby and Jayne

That momma was eating grass like there was no tomorrow!

Greg, how many pounds per acre do you average when you figure your cattle and sheep spread across all of your farms? Thank you for all of your videos, I learn a lot!

Does anyone know if Canada is still requiring proof of covid jabs before crossing the border?

Question Greg, do you keep a dairy cow and chickens for personal use?

I'm sorry but I missed the part where you said how to keep them from getting loose manure? I saw you added 1/2 bail of hay but I didn't see any of them eating it?

Half way through this meadow talk, I had a vision of a cartoon, perhaps by Gary Larson, where the cows say to one another, "Here comes Greg, jawin' again about how purdy we are."

I ranch south of high prairie Alberta Id live for you to come check it out

Ooo I’m Edmonton area!! Where will you be and how do I found out where it is?

Looks good Greg. How many acres are you giving the mob per day right now?

At 4:56-5:02 it looks like cow tailheads are too high and hooks are too low, would that be a sign of poor calving ease?

Beautiful little nugget, I watch a Rancher in Wyoming he's lost 5 calfs so far and has a very small herd. Giant cows Giant bulls ,no grass. Tons of debt I don't see it ending well.

I have question Do you have guard dogs with the cows ???? And if so do you have them eat the placenta ??? And do you do same with sheep.

How do you keep coyotes from killing the baby calves?

A 50 - 60 lb. calf = easy calving which = easy on the calf and easy on the cow. A smaller, thrifty, fast gaining calf is what you want and is the norm in nature. Just look at bison and buffalo calves compared to their mothers.

Still to much snow where I am to start grazing

In volume what do you think an average cow consumes a day in grass? Could you do a video comparing a good cow to a cull cow ignoring temperament?

Do you have tornado insurance on your herd?

Greg: Does a 2 day old calf that eats grass ruminate? I'm a city boy.

Just curious but how to do u keep track of what cow the calf is born to? Or do u even do that?

Grand Prairie?

Did I miss the part where you answered the question in your video title?

What's the tag number after 399?

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Grande Praire I suspect

This is the Garden of Eden.

Greg, maybe I missed this but I haven’t heard a reference to Grandma Cow. Is she still in the herd and carrying another calf?

I do not know why some farmers here and in the USA calve in winter. It is more profitable and fun to work with nature and not against it.

For my cows with diarrhea, I use Imoooodium.

Greg as your UNOFFICIAL accountant you are NOT taking any vacation days in Canada and it is ALL work therefore all expenses are a tax right off 😜😂😂👍🏼

"Red cows on green grass". Amen.

toby dog sent me

I hope Canada isn't still requiring the jab 💉