What a great interview. Greg Judy is humble enough to tell about the mistakes that have happened, and the lessons learned, and to share his knowledge. I especially liked what he says at the end of the video, about not being able to do it all on a farm--finding your passion, what you wake up thinking about and focus on that. Sage advice, on a farm or anywhere else in life. A wise man indeed.
Amazing. I'm definitely going to watch this again. An HOUR with Greg Judy!! Many YTs have docu-interviewed Salatin, and there's been some with Judy, but I've never seen one this well-done -- so informative, thanks very much Mike. And thanks Greg for sharing and taking the time. Touched so many of the important topics. From comments on this video, Mike, I gather that much of your audience is more veggie oriented and less familiar with Greg Judy. Under that assumption, let me say to those just being introduced to him, in brief: Greg Judy is to raising ruminant animals as Elliot Coleman is to raising vegetables: learned from previous "organic" (for lack of better term) non-mass-industrial growers and their methods; made impressive innovations; promote natural-oriented food growing; have successfully, passionately, and effectively spread the message. (Salatin notwithstanding, who of course is also very awesome). Seriously, bro, you deserve some kind of special reward for this, I hope it come in the form of YT dough
Man talking about a wealth of information not only grass-fed but just plain common sense. And the part about not doing everything but doing what's your passion makes a lot of sense. Great interview lots of valuable information and he's a really great guy. Thanks for your time and the content. I enjoyed it. Keep up the good work and God bless you all.
Thank God for old timers like this guy. We need to find them, pick their brains, and keep this information moving forward. Not all old timers are as valuable as this guy.
Love Greg Judy! The man is very smart & takes care of his animals like my Grandpa did. He is the one who taught me what to do. And he had a great name for himself, everyone wanted his animals IF he had any extras to sell. Different family members raised different animals and we traded so we all had beef, pork, chicken, and lamb. When I was old enough I hunted for deer also. Later my brothers joined me. Only thing Grandpa couldn't do was kill his animals so, my Great Grandparents taught me to do the chickens with them every fall. And the rest went to our local slaughter house. My brothers & I did the deer in the garage or barn.
Greg is one of the most genuine, down to earth people I have ever met. What you see on video is exactly how he is in real life. His enthusiasm is contagious, he can get anyone excited about grazing, just by his attitude. Greg and Jan are good people and deserve any good attention they recieve.
Sounds like a man with alot of knowledge! Them the ones you need to pay attention to start small add on later. Now I learned why my chickens where going for the taller grass. Just starting out have to start planting grass that chickens like to eat!
Wonderful interview with one of the highly informative and experienced agricultural practitioners. Thanks for sharing, Mike and looking forward to seeing your new additions from this rich circle of resourceful people you visit. Inspirational and humorous…🙏🙏🙏🇿🇦
I love GREG JUDY‼️ He’s like a spiritual scientist.. His knowledge is so extensive he always wants to educate ‼️‼️. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS KNOWLEDGE 💜💚🧡💜💚🧡💜💚🧡
Just so impressive how much he knows about his pasture plants and what needs improving and what the benefits are. Then there's the burning question of how you can learn those details in your particular area. Reminds me of trying to sort through all the types of clovers and grains for best results on cover crops where we are!
Love Greg Judy, he is a pleasure to listen to, and a wealth of knowledge. I respectfully disagree about parvo though. While I have lost puppies to it, I’ve also had ones that lived through it with minimal effect. Our family dog was one. I’ve also met people who have lost puppies to parvo AFTER vacation for parvovirus. So based off of my personal experience I feel there are multiple factors, and breeding for resistance should be considered. I sure feel for him every time he talks about loosing that litter though. That is hard blow.
Mike and family, thanks for the visit to Gred Judy's sheep operstion. He has a lot of great nuggets to pass along about soil management and sheep grazing. This was very informative.
To The Fit Farmer & Family, Just want to say that, when I don't see any daily video's... I've come to learn to take note that you & your family are perhaps out & about visiting other youtuber's. I really been missing my daily dose of you guys! Enjoy yourselves, Shalom to ( Lacie especially, cuz I'd love to see more of her working w/herbs), Again, Enjoy your trip, Shalom to the little ones: Selah, Micah, & Josiah...
We breed great pyrenee's dogs on our farm as well. We raise them from puppies with our goats our chickens our horses and our turkeys.. If you would like to come out and take a look we would be more than happy to have you.
Wow what an amazing knowledgeable man thanks for sharing a lot of good information in this video, also Mike you ask the right questions every time you keep the viewer in mind even though it'd be easy to get wrapped up in this man's knowledge thank you for all you and your family do!
I just thought I should share my story about parvo. Seven yrs ago I bought a little dog from a man in a parking lot for twenty dollars. The next day she wouldn't eat or drink all day. I didn't know what was wrong. I gave her dropperfuls of colloidal silver every couple hrs and then before bed I shoved a capsule of activated charcoal down her throat. The next morning she was her normal self, jumping and running around and eating and drink. The next day the original owner called me to ask how she was doing because he had to rush all the other puppies to the vet and they all died under the care of the vet, of parvo....mine was the only survivor and she's still with me today
He can ship me some of those wild roses. lol "You want a dog at night that's barking. It keeps the coyotes away." - Mine keep away the 2-legged coyotes.
hi dear Mick is this a rebroadcast or has Justin or Art and Bri visited this farmer before as I have seen this farmer before but can not quite remember with whom and I follow you all 3 channels
Justin bought sheep from Greg Judy and has the same sheep management as Greg Judy, hands off the herd. The sheep that don't do so well are harvested to improve the herd.
The only con I see is, he’s only getting one lamb season a year with hair sheep when most hair sheep specially Barbados, Pelibuey, Pelifolk l, etc can get you two births a year
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Greg Judy has his own TH-cam channel filled with his knowledge so make sure you check it out here: bit.ly/GregJudyTH-cam
What a great interview. Greg Judy is humble enough to tell about the mistakes that have happened, and the lessons learned, and to share his knowledge. I especially liked what he says at the end of the video, about not being able to do it all on a farm--finding your passion, what you wake up thinking about and focus on that. Sage advice, on a farm or anywhere else in life. A wise man indeed.
He has a new subscriber, I love listening to the older farmers, I have learned so much just from this one video. Thanks for sharing.
I'm learning some interesting things from that guy
Greg also has three good books to read for anyone involved in livestock. He's run sheep, cattle, pigs, goats, and horses. Maybe more.
Greg Judy and Joel Salatin are the best. You can feel the genuine heart and passion for their work and sharing knowledge.
They sure are!
Amazing. I'm definitely going to watch this again. An HOUR with Greg Judy!! Many YTs have docu-interviewed Salatin, and there's been some with Judy, but I've never seen one this well-done -- so informative, thanks very much Mike. And thanks Greg for sharing and taking the time. Touched so many of the important topics.
From comments on this video, Mike, I gather that much of your audience is more veggie oriented and less familiar with Greg Judy. Under that assumption, let me say to those just being introduced to him, in brief: Greg Judy is to raising ruminant animals as Elliot Coleman is to raising vegetables: learned from previous "organic" (for lack of better term) non-mass-industrial growers and their methods; made impressive innovations; promote natural-oriented food growing; have successfully, passionately, and effectively spread the message. (Salatin notwithstanding, who of course is also very awesome).
Seriously, bro, you deserve some kind of special reward for this, I hope it come in the form of YT dough
It was a pleasure to spend time with Greg. We have a couple more videos coming out with Greg.
@@MikeTheFitFarmer Thanks, can't wait!
I love listening to Greg Judy So full of knowledge and wisdoms. I love his heart.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL chow. FROM MICHIGAN
Doesn't get much better than Mr. Judy. King of midwest ranchers.
I have heard other TH-camrs talking about Greg Judy, but this is the first time I have seen him. Thanks for sharing. God Bless! Carmen
Man talking about a wealth of information not only grass-fed but just plain common sense. And the part about not doing everything but doing what's your passion makes a lot of sense. Great interview lots of valuable information and he's a really great guy. Thanks for your time and the content. I enjoyed it.
Keep up the good work and God bless you all.
Thank God for old timers like this guy. We need to find them, pick their brains, and keep this information moving forward. Not all old timers are as valuable as this guy.
Love Greg Judy! The man is very smart & takes care of his animals like my Grandpa did. He is the one who taught me what to do. And he had a great name for himself, everyone wanted his animals IF he had any extras to sell.
Different family members raised different animals and we traded so we all had beef, pork, chicken, and lamb. When I was old enough I hunted for deer also. Later my brothers joined me.
Only thing Grandpa couldn't do was kill his animals so, my Great Grandparents taught me to do the chickens with them every fall. And the rest went to our local slaughter house. My brothers & I did the deer in the garage or barn.
Greg is one of the most genuine, down to earth people I have ever met. What you see on video is exactly how he is in real life. His enthusiasm is contagious, he can get anyone excited about grazing, just by his attitude. Greg and Jan are good people and deserve any good attention they recieve.
They sure are good people! We loved spending time with them.
Sounds like a man with alot of knowledge! Them the ones you need to pay attention to start small add on later. Now I learned why my chickens where going for the taller grass. Just starting out have to start planting grass that chickens like to eat!
Chickens especially like broadleaf plants that they can peck.
Wonderful interview with one of the highly informative and experienced agricultural practitioners. Thanks for sharing, Mike and looking forward to seeing your new additions from this rich circle of resourceful people you visit. Inspirational and humorous…🙏🙏🙏🇿🇦
Love Greg ! He has such a wealth of knowledge.. on how to do things the natural way !
This was so interesting. He is a goldmine of information. I have heard other farmers mention his name. Great video👍
I love GREG JUDY‼️ He’s like a spiritual scientist.. His knowledge is so extensive he always wants to educate ‼️‼️. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS KNOWLEDGE 💜💚🧡💜💚🧡💜💚🧡
Just so impressive how much he knows about his pasture plants and what needs improving and what the benefits are. Then there's the burning question of how you can learn those details in your particular area. Reminds me of trying to sort through all the types of clovers and grains for best results on cover crops where we are!
Favorite TH-cam personalities together. I love it!
I love this video!! I could listen to Greg Judy all day long! Thanks Mike!
I bet he and Colby Mac could talk for hours about paddocks and grass!
That was so interesting I forgot to drink my coffee.
I can listen to this man all day long thanks for sharing this
Wow! This video is packed with information for us Missouri Homesteaders! Thanks again!
Greg Judy really knows his business!
This is the first time I have seen this farmer. Thank you FitFarmer. Excellent job!
Love the knowledge being passed along thank you for the awesome content
Yall were just down the road from me... I live in Boone County... Love all of your videos and the family...
Love Greg Judy, he is a pleasure to listen to, and a wealth of knowledge. I respectfully disagree about parvo though. While I have lost puppies to it, I’ve also had ones that lived through it with minimal effect. Our family dog was one. I’ve also met people who have lost puppies to parvo AFTER vacation for parvovirus. So based off of my personal experience I feel there are multiple factors, and breeding for resistance should be considered. I sure feel for him every time he talks about loosing that litter though. That is hard blow.
I've seen you got dogs too, but you don't talk about them much. Love to see video about dogs. Thank you!
Thanks for the videos with Greg Judy. Just love his South Pol herd!. He has some gorgeous, bulls!
Greg thank you so much for the info! 62 years old and learning.
This was an amazing video…. What a knowledgeable gentleman… thanks
Mr. Judy is fascinating! Thank you for sharing
Michael that was a very informative tour of Greg's Farm.
Greg has great advice.
Thumbs up from the Dooleys of Michigan
Awesome... really like hin👍👍
Have a good tomorrow 🌻🌻🌻
I absolutely loved this interview. Amazing information.
Wow, so many great inspirations in this video! Thank you so much!!!!
Mike and family, thanks for the visit to Gred Judy's sheep operstion. He has a lot of great nuggets to pass along about soil management and sheep grazing. This was very informative.
Great interview Mike. Greg Judy is a plethora of knowledge. 🕊
This man is a wealth of knowledge!
Enjoyed all this information! Thanks for sharing it with us. 🐑
Love this video very informative he’s one smart man 🇨🇦
Greg is full of knowledge and wisdom.
Great interview Mike. 😊
Wow. That was awesome. Thank you. 🥰🥰
Excellent interview and so informative!
Wow! This was a great video! The problem--now I want sheep!!! Great job!
This video was very interesting and informative! Thanks mike!
Thank you very much! This was a wealth of information.
WHAT A GREAT SHOW! THANK YOU.
Blessings, julie
He is very interesting and knowledgeable
25min in and Greg's dropping knowledge bomb's left and right. Mike your farm tours are excellent, you engage your host's beautifully. Thank you.
This was a great interview!
Nice vid, great guest !
To The Fit Farmer & Family, Just want to say that, when I don't see any daily video's... I've come to learn to take note that you & your family are perhaps out & about visiting other youtuber's.
I really been missing my daily dose of you guys!
Enjoy yourselves, Shalom to ( Lacie especially, cuz I'd love to see more of her working w/herbs), Again, Enjoy your trip, Shalom to the little ones: Selah, Micah, & Josiah...
What a lot on valuable learning watching this video and listening to Greg. Thank you for sharing
Very good tons of good information very entertaining too😊
Learned a lot! Thanks!
That color is perfect on you.
Wow. That was fascinating. ❤️
That's precisely why goats are best nomadic. They do lawn mowing. Get some field contracts. Don't use toxic dewormers.
This such great information. Thank you.
We breed great pyrenee's dogs on our farm as well. We raise them from puppies with our goats our chickens our horses and our turkeys.. If you would like to come out and take a look we would be more than happy to have you.
Bro you hit THE BANK!!!!
So much amazing information…what a wonderful man….thanks for sharing ..sending love,favour and peace of mind to you all ❣️🙏🏼🙃🇨🇦✌🏼
Great information
Wow what an amazing knowledgeable man thanks for sharing a lot of good information in this video, also Mike you ask the right questions every time you keep the viewer in mind even though it'd be easy to get wrapped up in this man's knowledge thank you for all you and your family do!
Alot of good info. Good one
I just thought I should share my story about parvo. Seven yrs ago I bought a little dog from a man in a parking lot for twenty dollars. The next day she wouldn't eat or drink all day. I didn't know what was wrong. I gave her dropperfuls of colloidal silver every couple hrs and then before bed I shoved a capsule of activated charcoal down her throat. The next morning she was her normal self, jumping and running around and eating and drink. The next day the original owner called me to ask how she was doing because he had to rush all the other puppies to the vet and they all died under the care of the vet, of parvo....mine was the only survivor and she's still with me today
Great information, thanks
So much knowledge. Love this. Thanks for making this video.
Good stuff!! Thanks
He can ship me some of those wild roses. lol
"You want a dog at night that's barking. It keeps the coyotes away." - Mine keep away the 2-legged coyotes.
great video thanks for sharing
solid content thank you man. just purchased 3.6acres in good ole $$$ central coast of california. want to run american blackbelly
Wow I learned so much .fun ?
[off topic] Mike have you looked into having your home and farm rested for mold? I get painful (bleeding open sore) rashes during mold season here.
Hey Greg I seen something about the black buzzards the farmer can shoot 5 gotta have tags
This video is excellent
Blueberries and cranberries will grow extremely beautifully in acidic soil...
Such good info. 👍👍👍
hi dear Mick is this a rebroadcast or has Justin or Art and Bri visited this farmer before as I have seen this farmer before but can not quite remember with whom and I follow you all 3 channels
This is from our trip to his farm last week. Justin has been to his farm before.
Justin bought sheep from Greg Judy and has the same sheep management as Greg Judy, hands off the herd. The sheep that don't do so well are harvested to improve the herd.
One word : HUMUS.. You lose it.. You loose all..
can you tell me where you got your fence clips the red ones that snap the two nets together
Can you list the breed that his working with
I clicked the Esty's link they are not on there
How mucho the dogs cost ??
The title makes it sound like he feeds sheep to the dogs. Then again, you know what happens to sheep that jump that fence.
😯👍👍👍👌❤
The only con I see is, he’s only getting one lamb season a year with hair sheep when most hair sheep specially Barbados, Pelibuey, Pelifolk l, etc can get you two births a year