IMPORTANT MSG‼️ | We all need to stop this!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we’re fixing water pipes and talking about important mindsets in the regenerative agriculture space. Watch to the end as I share some thoughts that have really been weighing on me.
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Good video. I think most of what we see and hear is well intended but it does come across the wrong way sometimes. Everyone just finds what works for them and they think it is the best so they want to share what they are doing.
We should probably all learn to just share what is working on our farms instead of claiming to have the best way or the most profitable way.
I think a lot of us do not want others to mess up or make the same mistakes we’ve made so we try to defend what we know works.
If you put enough guys together anything will turn into a competition though. Lol
You’ve got that right! 😂. I agree.
Thanks. Keep up with assistance esp new good info not previously documented. Dennis in Ks
Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy following along with what you’re doing.
Just now getting to finish the video. You are 100% correct! Context matters. Also, doing what you can and what works best for you is better than doing nothing at all. You keep on my friend. I am learning from you and I hope to help you a little along the way!
Amen! Context is key! Thank you for your channel!
Thanks for all your hard work and content.
Great video brother ,I’m in the same shape you are ,I’ve been selective grazing a few years and am switching to a non selective grazing program so far cattle looking really good ,we are dry here in Virginia and the way it looks by slowing them down as much as I have I’m looking at 80-90 days recovery in contrast to the 30- 40 days while selective grazing ,80-90 days is a game changer for me and a lot of time to catch some rain ,I heard the same thing your talking about ,but you never know until you try ,but I know one thing if I’m out of grass they are definitely out of grass
Amen brother
Drilling in some cereal rye, vetch, and either turnip or radish in the fall may help with the weeds next summer it will also improve the soil. Native summer grasses like big blue stem, indian grass, and blue grama can be started now in seed cells and transplanted in the fall when they are big enough. You will have to keep them protected and not grazed for a few years until they can get established and start to self seed and spread into the pasture. Since they are a clump grass we set them out on the pastures edge.
I’ve really considered cereal rye! In your experience, does it germinate easily?
@@puresouthpasturesfarm6460 Rye does germinate easily usually drill it in about 1/4 - 3/8 in deep may wish to go heavy on pounds per acre to improve the weed control.
@@puresouthpasturesfarm6460 Yes it does germinate well just drill in the fall 1/4 - 3/8 in deep before a good rain.
Enjoyed
Keep grinding and start digging!
Here I go!
Great variety of plants pulling up a variety of nutrients for the herd to consume!
Do you do much strategic bush hogging on some of those tough weeds?
Yeah. I follow right after the cows and clip.
I still use herbicides sparingly as well as clipping and am looking to improve grazing management. Its a real journey and I appreciate your insights
@@markbatson7973 thank you man!
FYI TH-cam unsubbed me🤷🏻♂️
@@tickcreekranch sent you a text. I’m still subscribed to your channel
Rest is important for people too. Even the Lord rested on the 7th day
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Folks just need to accept that there's more than one way to skin a cat.
Everyone's land is different, their resources are different, their motives are different, their physical limitations are different, their schedules are different, their entire environment is different.
Everyone who farms or homesteads has developed their methods based on what works for them on THEIR farm.
So lighten up folks.
Remember the Golden Rule.
Treat everyone like you want to be treated.
Well said!
Have you tried trampling in a tight inclusion zone with ultra-high stocking density for 15 to 30 minutes?
If you know a wood turner, that tree might be of interest...
That’s a great thought. It’s gum though. 🤷🏼♂️
He does know a wood turner
I used to attend the Bucks/Mont wood turners, wood carvers show and they used interesting and unique looking parts of trees to create amazing art. I know NOTHING about which wood would work. Just thought a wood artist might see potential in that mass.
The most narly looking logs produce some of the most beautiful wood
Maybe it's meant to be playful banter - I hear buddies talk like that sometimes.