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awesome! We run sheep and goats with our cattle in Nebraska ! wild prairie ranch channel th-cam.com/video/U6bDW9X84js/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YhYrs_WkGNuCv5rJ

I have subscribed to the channel. My dream is to restore degraded land. I have been studying regenerative agriculture for 10 years. Im hoping to put that knowledge to practice soon.

Joe Salatin is going to be great for farmers under Trump!!!

Progress from the past. Reclaimed lost good ways.,..🎉 does my heart good

Wow

🎉cedar treasure

🎉so very fine

Great content, great video!

yep

Love the info good for the earth and herds 🐑🐐

Wonderful video. Lee and his family's work is very important. So grateful for humans like them. Truly sustainable farming.

All of the strategies you described will work at any scale. Your project involved heavy equipment, lots of outside inputs, significant resources. But I use the same methods on my five acre farm with no machinery, almost no outside inputs (wood chips and spoiled hay from outside), and extremely limited resources. Mostly just me and my shovel. Great video here, one of the best I’ve seen. Definitely applicable to small scale too.

I cross those bridges every day as well. Great video.

That's a lot of horned goats. Does he have issues with them getting caught in the field fencing squares?

Super honest guy

We carnivores are truly grateful knowing that your cattle are healing the earth's soil and their meat heals our bodies ❤

It was your idea alone all along?

Really would like to see plans for the shelter…

Something that cracks me up about Greg Judy and other regenerative ranchers is that they do purchase hay to unroll (and feed), but then dog on people for cutting hay… which is it Greg? Let someone else do the dirty work….If you really are “regenerative”, then you should be running few enough animals for them to survive year round, with no inputs. Which in turn would be completely worthless and not profitable. Furthermore, with enough irrigation, I can grow grass on concrete. Lastly, I also hear references to “bison” and how they grazed, bla bla bla. Last I checked, no one was running bison herds with hot wires 1000 years ago… this is nothing more than moving fewer animals, more frequently to avoid overgrazing while promoting Power Flex and getting TH-cam revenue.

Great video !! Finally one in my area...I can relate. Lytle TX

Total respect and appreciation for Lee and all other farmers utilizing these methods!

the sprinklers he was using to irrigate. that's an interesting one. I'd be interested to hear more about how they are managing that....

How about you lead off with what regenerative farming is exactly first.

Some insight on the money side would be interesting. I get that aspect is not your focus, but "Putting more money in your bank account" could motivate some old timers to change.

Do our Agricultural schools teach this? That might be an angle to investigate.

Excellent. Thank you. I have observed that cattle will browse and select the Texas native grasses if they have a choice.

Thank you for sharing these! Quickly becoming my new favorite channel.

Thanks for watching!! There's a couple audio bugs that we ran into during filming and I did my best to combat them but apologies for any I couldn't fully kill! As always, please make sure to subscribe: www.youtube.com/@DylanBures?sub_confirmation=1 If you liked the video, sub to our Patreon for exclusive perks: patreon.com/DylanBures Or buy me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/dylanbures Till the next film! See ya!

Plant spacing is quite far and needs heavy animal impact (impact of heavy animals such as horses or cattle to break the soil crust) for a short amount of time to decrease plant spacing. Rest for years will increase plant spacing.

I wish you all the luck I the world with this project. I hope it inspires more people to do this sort of thing.

Hi Dylan, are you aware of Shawn at Dustups Ranch outside of El Paseo? He is trying to reforestation desert property through water catchment and soil improvement. Hope you reach out to him.

Awesome. Pretty simple if you have heaps of money to buy everything. More fun doing it our way with zero money. Have thousands of trees etc that I’ve grown from cuttings, seeds , propagation etc. This is the example I like sharing with people. But fantastic you can show the wealthy how they can grow.

4:42 music?

These guys are doing extraordinary work. So grateful for them. Great video!

Yay! Keep going. Tree freak here in CO. 🙌🏽

Texas needs more beavers

Wow I live in Gatesville and had no clue. This is awesome to see someone local doing sustainable farming and agriculture!

Doing it proper 👌

Very interesting but the background music is really bad!

You had to make your uneducated, politicized comment on global warming so now I don't care. Global warming happens in cycles along with cooling. It's usually more gradual and humans have an impact on the speed with which it changes. If you can believe in your micro forest, micro environment and bees making subtle difference to the land, you should be capable of make the next logical leap and seeing how industrialization and warming have being linked with irrefutable locked step increases through out the decades. You can't be that dumb to believe that those micro systems that you're creating correlate to changes on your farm then you should be able to see how 8 billion monkeys with machines can cause the temperature to go up in their enclosure. DUHHHHHHHHHHHH! Fucking dense rednecks keep us from progress by pumping this anti-science shit while believing in all this fairy tail , bees bring horsetails and it's 20 degrees cooler under your hemp plants. BULLSHIT! Show me the temp on a 100 degree Texas summer day and show me that the temperature reaches down to 80 at the "tiny forest" level. What a crock of shit. You may need to smoke some of that because it might improve your logic.

Breathing soul

Ive been in Gatesville many many times if it can happen there it can happen in alot of places. Rocky hard country

I love this! So awesome!

Robert Hooper- focused , humble, and a leader in beneficial agriculture and rejuvenation …🤠

Mono culture, the kiss of death to land and the people and wildlife that uses the land. Mono culture is like racism where only particular race in this case a tree is nurtured regardless of the harm and harmony of nature 😢. Gross

"A unique tank"? They are just water holes, dams, ponds, etc

All we need is a little rain. I've heard that before. I'm curious about the marketing of the goats. Marketing the sheep is mentioned, and goats are pictured. No sheep. Are they synonymous?

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You’re speaking to my heart. I too am doing all I can to revive the soil on the property we bought here in Hockley, Texas. I have a much smaller property, but I have severe erosion. Nothing grows in this extremely hard compacted clay and the loose sandy soil that we have. A small wind blows the sand away while rain just rolls faster and faster on the compacted clay. I believe in everything you and your team are doing. I know you will be successful. I can hear the passion in your voice. Looking forward to more videos. Show us everything please. Prayers for success.