Greg discusses steps from dead farm to thriving pastures!

[movinon]

I really get the most enjoyment and value from your videos when:
(1) someone else films you. You are not distracted by doing the actual filming so your mind is focused on delivering great information; and/ or
(2) Jan participates as well. You two are a great team. The value she adds is mining the information -laden caverns of your mind. She recognizes seemingly unimpressive gems of information that you possess, but that you don't realize are actually of significant value to many viewers.

That being said, great video!

[johnglibota]

Your actually 1 of 3 people that I watch .
Yourself and Joe salatin and Justin rhodes.
Really enjoy your content.
One day .. God willing I ll have a farm.
Thank you for helping me

[marybraud]

Greg, that is a beautiful piece of land!

[a.s.w.]

I LOVE your videos -- no It is so relaxing to listen to you. (oh, yes, I love to see the animals and the grass and hear your advice, too)

[lindaknight]

You remind me so much of dad in this video!
He was so proud of you, keep up the good work!

[Lamz..]

It looks beautiful, sir! This is the way forward!

[sheilasmith]

Wonderful information! I’m very very grateful to you for your videos and the priceless gifts of inspirational information! Keep it coming! Your success is ours!

[frankenz]

Fields of bluestem are glorious in August when the seedheads give off that purplish hue.

[mariapahl]

Thanks guys. Enjoy the videos. From northern Canada

[vitomilillo]

You truly are an inspiration, I’m sure glad these great lessons are available. You give me hope every day. What a beautiful pasture, it does look picture perfect.By the way I really enjoyed the clipping video . God Bless all

[MrsMika]

Mr. Judy, I would greatly appreciate you doing a video about how to acquire cattle. How does the auction house work? How to find good ranchers that have quality cattle. Thank you for mentioning the sheep option.

[MrMagoo]

I grew up on a farm and I've recently purchased a 3/4 acre small piece that has potential. We didn't do anything to our pasture as far as regenerative goes we did irrigate a little back when when I was younger and we did raise cattle and have vegetables and fruit trees and whatnot chickens and everything horses. I can totally see the value in doing regenerative. I did some seeding with red clover to use for green manure and then the natural forage that is coming back is looking really nice the red clover is sprouting and started to grow. I started off by cutting it down as close as I could because there was a lot of noxious weeds there and I heard you mention big blue I plan on seeding in some of that but so far the natural forage and Red clover and some wild white clover and some other stuff that looks similar to what you said but I don't know the name is what is coming back I have a thick layer of grass here in the beginning of March about ankle to knee-high that could actually support something now. This looks promising my soil is Sandy with caliche below the sand is mixed with clay and has some organic potential and matter in it. I did mulch mow and the dirt looks good when it's wet but when it dries out it turns into a rock so I'm trying to keep it damp. That won't be sustainable and I will have to stop as soon as this clover takes. Thank you! the regenerative farming looks like a very viable way of doing it and extremely efficient

[rebeccajosteelman]

Happy weekend to you marvelous ranchers, thanks for sharing!💚💙

[BisonClips]

This is valuable info. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us Greg! Your pastures and animals look amazing

[awatsycamorefarmnearsiouxf]

Morgan suggested that I subscribe to your channel and I’ve been very happy with your great guidance

[Spiritfreedom]

Great Video thanks for the info you share, go bees go, we harvested 47 kg yesterday from 11 hives winter in Queensland Australia.

[hart]

Great video on land management. Ty vm

[MarkShepard]

THIS was AWESOME! great camera work too!

[SlainteFromFlorida]

When Greg says "I need ya" I immediately Google'd "how to auto-like every video a channel makes".

[gcxredkat]

I had to stop at 9:20. YOU might not let the highly invasive autumn olive take over, but birds are better farmers than we'll EVER be. Pick a better nitrogen fixer, preferably native.