Grazing Regeneratively During A DROUGHT!

The lack of rain or too much of it is probably feeling like a recurring theme in my videos now… But once again it is making grazing conditions challenging. Thanks to some long grass mob grazing currently as well as earlier on in the spring we’re still able to keep lots in front of the cows. Find out how that’s possible in this video!

[@RoryTalksFootball]

Top video, praying for some rain for you!

[@Guluvu]

Hi bro i am waiting for your video👍
I am also herding goats🐐

[@user-eo5dr3ev4t]

We are running into the same issue having too much grass for the sheep. This year we are going to experiment running the cows in behind the sheep to see if they will knock it down as a substitute to topping the pastures.

[@billylewis6084]

Yes that works well, we have done it in the past 👍

[@Tomek745li]

We have probably the worst drought in 20-30 years in north-east Poland. Hay crop is half about year ago. We still have some grass on pasture, not too much but we fight. Not much rain in forecast in june.

[@billylewis6084]

Yep, we keep moving! The rain forecast for next week has quickly dwindled down to a very low chance of some showers 😬. Will start to get serious if that’s the case!

[@Tomek745li]

We have the same here. South Europe has rain too much. It is difference with rotational grazing, still green pastures and dome growth.

[@samwoody6327]

Love the vids, do you weed wipe or spray weeds after grazing?

[@billylewis6084]

We occasionally go out with a knapsack sprayer, normally earlier on in the grazing season.

[@Guluvu]

Your phone video quality super
What is your phone model name bro🙏

[@billylewis6084]

Just an a iPhone 11 👌

[@braz41nj]

Is this Tifton 85 grass?

[@billylewis6084]

Is that a variety of grass?