Cover Crops for Winter Grazing
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- ❄️🌾🐮 Cover Crops for Winter Grazing 🐮🌾❄️
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We raise pigs,rabbits,layers,broilers and our main enterprise is dairy goats. Started planting cover crops 3 years ago. We invested in a Genesis no till drill this year. If the math works out it will pay for itself in 2 years. Gabe brown and Ray Archuleta are awesome sources of resource. Looking forward to more pig videos.
Plant at higher rate watch for up coming rain if you can find a cultipacker that you can roll over it after seeding is terrific
I’m from Cape Breton Nova Scotia and I’ll be starting my own regenerative pasture product farm this year. You page has helped so much thank you!
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Hello!! Grettings from Barranca de sta Clara Jalisco. We are small dairy farmers. We love your channel
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If you have pigs seed pumpkins turnips and radishes and move them often so they don't do to much deep tillage
Very informative keep up the good work
a little bit late but thanks for this video, great job! Greetings from Germany!
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Love your videos!! We are farming in northern Alberta.
I would love to know your thoughts on winter cover crops to grow through winter for North Texas? I'm looking to supplement or replace hay buying through the winter for 10 count head
Hi not so far away, in South Carolina. I am just starting my homestead. House is almost move in ready. Love the channel, lots of great ideas. Looking for ways to be more self sufficient and late season grazing is right on target. Thanks
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A percentage represents a ratio so technically it could be expressed in PPM, or even Parts Per Billion (PPB); depending on what is being referenced. Most day to day percentages we use are parts per hundred but as soon as you get into the sciences percentages often reference either PPM or PPB but are usually just annotated as PPM or PPB to eliminate this confusion. Organic matter is likely PPM, 3000 parts organic matter per million parts of the whole, “parts” being any volumetric constant you wish (cubic inches/cm/yards/meters), would then be defined as 3% organic matter. Congrats on the Savory accreditation btw!