This is one of the most clear videos on these topics. Thank you.

We use poly wire and timed latches to keep them moving 2-3 times per day. I want one bite taken, and a lot of trampling, so when they come back it’s like a nice spring flush. But I’m very fortunate with the annual precip we get. I don’t have to be as smart as most guys and gals. The west is known for cattle, but people don’t realize how much premium products comes from the other side of the Mississippi.

This was great. There is so much confusion around rotational grazing but this video was very clear and concise, thank you! We have 80 acres in central Montana that we are trying to figure out how to best make a living off of with such small acreage. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

Well explained. Thanks.

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I loved this video! But there was one thing you said that didn't make sense to me. It's at

180 (1 day each) - rebuild the seed bank, and have grass in the winter

okay but how many animals on how much paddock? If I have 5 sheep on 8 -1/2 acre paddocks and my neighbor has 25 sheep on the same size and number of paddocks. That's a huge difference. So what is the base number of animals here?

Trouble is people overgraze to get greedy for a few dollars more of income

It's more like 95% over graze from what I see in central MO.

I rotationally grazed milk cows for 40yrs... very profitable! But how many dairy farmers do you see grazing cows ? Almost none ! The reason......because the grass becomes overgrown....non vegetative. Once grass is over 6 inches tall....its should be cut for hay. Yes.....stock cows are force to eat it. I always ask that question about stock cows producing milk for their calves? I though it was about milk production ? Obviously not ! A milk cow would go dry eating such grass ! Then you have over manuring ! Once a cow poops....it takes almost two years before a cow will eat over that same area. Mob grazing serves to that issue. Over manuring meaning after the second rotation probably 50% is no longer useable. Therefore haying is the best option.