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Thanks for the video! I bet your pasture will change once you get to move them to the other farm.

Wow great use of as much of the land as possible using cement in that wet area👍

What do you use if your fence line makes a turn? Does timeless make a stout post that works for a change of direction in the line, or do you use something else?

I just about finished my fencing project for the year. Just in time to take a break and then start again next year. Reeds canary has been fine post frost for me as a supplementary feed. Seems like they take a bite of hay and a bite of standing reeds canary. - Peter

classic timeless fence 😀

Thanks for the video! Your pasture is starting to change for the better. It amazing what rolling hay and bale grazing does for the ground. I have to cull one of my sheep too. We don’t have many though, but I looked at her foot I didn’t see anything wrong but she still has a limp. She is a goofy one too as being a little spooky compared to the rest, but we can pet most of our animals 😂. Some of our animals come to us to be petted where others we have to walk up to them.

Make hot dogs out of that cull ! There delicious!

Amazing what you've done with sugar sand ! Let's hear it for bale grazing and moving them often!

Pastures look great George. Culling is tough but necessary. It feels like going backwards, but really is stepping forward. Im probably too aggressive woth culling myself. - Peter

That’s amazing

That’s a great looking bull!!!

With the understanding of a child, none of this is complicated. It's supposed to be a simple thing, great intelligence is not needed. Great video appreciate it.

Thanks for the video!

Thanks for the video! Are you getting your fence done? I really enjoy sheep. I say sheep is probably my favorite animal. My ram looks like the red one you have there too. He’s red with a vanilla color head.

The sheep im helping with here on Montana (Columbias) eat the mature drying thistles too.

I like his partially blonde tail and his horns. Yes, good bull!! You go out and make great babies!!❤❤

Evening George❗ Looks like you need more 🐑🐄

A good bull

I have some fencing projects myself to get done here. We got a nice 1.75 inch yesterday. Grass had gone dormant already. This will wake it up.

Please show us more about the winter waterers

Thanks for the video! How do you like the ref grass? Every once in a while, I see that grass for sale. We are rounding up our hay too. I got 1/3 of my hay now and sometime next week I’ll get more of it. I looked at the chicken manure tea the other day. I will say it is a little darker greener than the control where I didn’t put any on. The 1:17 ratio is the darkest too. I did 2 more experiments on August 13 which one is no dilution and the other ratio is 1:1. I hope I don’t burn the plants being that strong. My plan is to use up all the chicken manure tea before it freezes. We are getting some moisture now so I’m hoping that will make a difference too.

We just finished baling rounds for ourselves and are moving into squares for customers. Glad you're having a good year. - Peter

i like how you dont fus about the mullen. i heard they have really deep tap roots.

Tip grazing is lots of energy for great body condition. Was that ribs or rolls of fat on the ribs of the red close up cow?

Hey George when you move you multi species how do you figure up how much forage to give them on your daily moves? Do you just figure up the cattle only because they would need to consume more than the sheep?

Thanks for the video! I need some rain. We got some rain a couple weeks ago but the dew in the morning is awesome though. I just moved my flerd this morning and I will move them later today too. If possible I’m trying to move them twice a day if time allows. I bet the darker grass is probably where they left their manure and urine in the past. I got get my other fence ready for tonight now. I hope you get your other property done very soon. With the rain you got it will make it easy putting fence post in the ground.

Wow, George, that red cow is a beauty. Clearly she is thriving under your grazing style and management. I loved that the dogs made you laugh and I couldn't help but laugh at their antics too. Our dog does that to hubby and I as well. It has been feeling like fall the last few days here, a few hours NW of your place.

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Thanks for the video! I’m so glad you are getting rain. We need some rain too. Some of our soils isn’t the best, but some places it looks really good. We have 2 yearling bulls too. I’m using both instead of AI this year, and they are out of Macho 814.

He looks good

Is he a #GregJudy bull? I should have waited to comment, so he's from Greg's stock

Those are some good looking animals and pasture! I find that after watching videos of yours and Greg's, the animals in some of the ads I see for grass finished beef look shaggy and have too much hip and rib and the pastures in the background are grazed too short. Thanks for all the wisdom you share!

Would love to come to the grazing school, but my brothers and dad are going to the boundary water's during that time. I'm sure it will be a good one. You'll have to give a short recap afterwards.

Thanks for the video! I hope your grazing school is a huge hit. Every time I want to go to a grazing school something comes up and I can’t go. I’m very lucky that I have someone that does rotational grazing about 10 minutes away from me. I think he went to Greg Judy grazing school in 2008.

That red and white cow that passed by the camera when you started talking about the grazing school- she is super pretty! Shorthorn?

That’s rye grass

I just have to come up and visit you next summer !

When you make another water tank like this, can you please film drilling the hole and putting the culvert in please 🙏🏻

Great share, thank you!

Great share, thanks!

Thank you for sharing this!

Thanks for the video! I really like reeds canary grass because it grows fast and my livestock loves it too. I have a waterway that has water setting in it now and I could graze it again. The tips are all fill out for the most part, and that was on July 15 or so when I grazed it last. Today I’m planning to do my experiments on applying chicken manure tea. I’m going to dilute at different ratios. I think 1:16 to 1:240 or so. I did have to buy a filter so it wouldn’t plug my hand sprayer.

I struggle with the tip grazing idea. When you have diversity on the pasture sheep will take 10 bites of what they like, some bites from other plants and no bites from others. How do you keep it even without taking some plants down too much?

Looking forward to the food after hearing you talk about it!! A lot of knowledgeable, good people gonna be there too! Can’t wait

If fence is not done by the grazing skool have a "hands on" break out session. Lol get the help to finish it.

Sheep look great.

Hey George...do you have any recommended resources for identification of different grass and pasture plant species for northern MN?

Thanks for the video! The grass is called perennial rye grass. We bought a lot of hay last year of that stuff. This year we had a lot of it pop up where we fed it at. The animals love that stuff too. What kind of plants grow there mostly on your pastures?

How big is your flock?. Was wondering how many acres do they run on??

It was a great school last year will definitely be going this year! Lots of new people to meet from all over good way to make some connections and likeminded people