Small scale regenerative farming..here's how I do it!

Small scale regenerative farming..here's how I do it! Come along with me as I teach you about how to farm sustainably and regeneratively on a small scale 150 acre farm.
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[shanengivone]

Can you put the link to the polywire setup in the description?

[michielvanoverschelde]

Love what you are doing, going against the tide and proving that their are more options then just the big industrial farms!!

[christinashawgo]

I’m in Texas this week. We drove by a MASSIVE feed lot. I was so sad. Thank you for your happy Cows
Just subscribed to your LIVE channel

[boojasmine]

Love how you treat your animals.
Myles, Edmonton, Canada

[davidhickenbottom]

Cows look great, you got your size right.

[joanharris]

Your cows look so healthy! We dairy farmed for years and did it the conventional way. However, I love seeing clean healthy cows on pasture. The video is very informative and I can see this way of pasturing is healthy for the cows.

[dawna]

I wish all farmers were like you! I don't eat meat for ethical and health reasons, but I 'm so happy your cows are living their best life before slaughter day! Thank you....

[robbyers]

I love your channel and I love when you say "aigh- riiight"

[kenbowman]

I just love the way you care about your animals Josh… Giving them their best life, with just one bad moment. If only all farmers cared about their animals like you do how much better our food systems would be.

[dstafford]

Awesome video josh. Really enjoy your content and the way your farm is run and how you treat your animals is by far way better than the way I've seen and dealt with. Keep up the awesome work

[charlesvaughn]

thanks for the video and information. have a great week-end

[gafgradingllc]

You're having another hurricane if you are stay safe love the videos 🤠

[Old_Man_Dan]

Not nearly as small scale as I was looking to learn about but still an awesome video.

[russeellbowman]

Still, if I had the space and resources you have, I would try this. Put in an acre by rows of comfrey. It mines minerals from over 10 feet down to the green leaves yielding high protein for a green plant. Chickens, rabbits, cattle love it. Rocky soil is a benefit as this plant's roots take fresh minerals from the rocks as they intertwine between the cracks. Robust roots go so deep dry spells do not kill it. I would get a mower with attached leaf mulcher set to the width of the rows, collect the leaves above 4 inches, and feed them directly to your animals before it spoils, or like hay, let it sit on the ground to dehydrate and then feed it to the animals. You could also not use a leaf mulcher and let the fodder blow to the side that is mowed grass to dry there and then come by with a vacuum when ready. Mix that with the right clover and you have a high protein nitrogen fixer mixed in with the comfrey. Comfrey roots can be divided to propagate as well and they will last for years. I would take the time to experiment with this idea and when ready, publish a paper on this new way to grow healthy prime animals ready for the market. Thanks, by the way for showing respect and care for your animals. You rock! I will grow some between my apples and blueberries, looking into raising rabbits that make perfect fertilizer that will be meat for the miniature schnauzers we raise here.

[terresiagregg]

Awesome video thanks for sharing with us

[batpherlangkharkrang]

Josh nice to see you, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐣🐥🐕🐈🐄🐖🐝🌱🏡🎥👍👍👍

[threetreesfarm]

This video is so informative and useful!

[charleswise]

I agree with you Josh, 100%!
I've seen a comparison between grain fed beef, verses grass fed beef. We should learn what to look for, because I don't think grocery stores are always honest, when they put a sticker on the package.

[glenpryce]

Very interesting using a donkey to protect the calves.

[richardwilkens]

I have 15 beef cows that I rotate between 2 5 acre tracts