Really enjoyed you videos. Will there be more?

This is very good to know thank you. Also please say a prayer for my cow she should be due this month. It will be are first calf. She looks like she is going to give a lot of milk.

I missed it this time good video.

Excellent video! Thanks for the app advice as well.

I don't have cheatgrass, but I have had lots of weeds in the past couple years. I mow the pasture after the cows move onto a new paddock so that the weeds or anything that the cows don't eat gets cut back just as much as what they do eat. Otherwise, the weeds have an unfair advantage.

You gotta mow the cheat grass (Downey Brome) when it goes to head... preferable before the seed heads mature... If you know the seeds are mature... make sure you bag the cuttings and throw away or incinerate.

Hope all is ok with you, been longer than normal for your video uploads.

Haven't seen a video from you for a while you're doing all right over there just too busy to make a video hope you're doing well

I remember you saying that you had gotten some cows one time that had been given sweet feed or grain by the previous owner. I think you said it took a while to get them off of it. I just got a Dexter heifer a couple of weeks ago that was grass only, she is very content in the poor pasture. A couple of days ago, I got two 2 1/2 year olds, a bull and a cow who just weened her first calf. The previous owner gave them sweet feed as a treat daily. Any time the new cow sees me outside she bellows, wanting to be fed I think. The bull is more content but will eventually join in. Can you advise me on how I should go about getting them off of the treats and onto grass and browse only (or mostly)? Also, is there risk of harming their digestive tract or anything by taking them off too soon or too quickly (ration amount)? Thank you.

I'm jealous I still have not been able to turn my heard out on grass yet.

As with some others you are way ahead of us. Our Montana Ag Live program on MT PBS is good about reminding people to mow their cheat grass. It helps tremendously. But if you skip a couple of years it will be back. Our mower is strictly mulching or I would add it to to feed in the corral. I like to wait until June to let the cows out and the cheatgrass seeds start turning red in July usually. This has been an unusually cool Spring. Maybe you should put them out there as the last graze in the Fall and then earlier in the Spring. Whatever you do I would also mow. Have a great rest of the Spring.

You was about a month late putting the cows out there. You really should have had them out there all winter. Next winter spread seed then role out your hay and let them stomp part into ground. Will speed up the recovery of that by many years

For once, a weed I don't fight!!!!! Must have too much water for it where I am? That is ok, got enough others ones to focus on. Until fuel went out the roof, places I picked up in similar condition would be green chopped and fed to the cows that way, green chopper would size and mix it and the cows would not pick and choose what they wanted, but now, trying to graze would be the best choice with fuel prices...........

Go get goats , they eat everything a cow wont .