Nice video my 3yr old red Angus is a monster in size been eating to well he's a big baby very tame and easy going he just puts around and enjoys life I been brushing the winter coat on him he's one of the easiest going bulls I've ever had take care from central Ohio
I hope that you continue to collect at least one bull per year. That gives those of us who AI a chance! I'm looking forward to my Macho calf that's coming in June. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! I’ve been off of work since last Monday. I had my MRI today for my neck. We will see if I need surgery or something else. It’s nice having very docile animals. My sheep are starting to bag up pretty good. Their due date is sometime after May 9. Grass is growing slowly compared to last year. It’s been so cool. Tonight low of 34 degrees F but next week it should be in the 80s for the high. I bet the grass will be flying with that kind of heat. I wish I could come to a grazing school.
You can have that 'Buzzard' experience Greg. The safest aircraft ever invented is the Autogyro¹. I'm reasonably certain a local airport would have such a plane and an experienced pilot² that could take you for that hour long flight. You'll probably get a few ideas about your spread seeing it in dynamic 3D. Take your best camera too (with a wrist band). [Be cheeky, ask your interns about 'Influencer' discounts...] ¹ It was invented about a century ago by a Spaniard (Cierva) who wanted to build a 'no stall' way to get into the air. He succeeded. The design lies midway between a helicopter and small fixed wing aircraft but they have built huge ones like the Fairey Rotodyne. ² Ask any prospective pilot if he ever owned and used a fast motorbike. If he says 'yes' find another. These aircraft are fun to fly and therefore attract the youthful sporty type who get themselves into all kinds of bother. Go safer with the 'greying hair and move with care' professional types, like yourself. Here's a time-stamped video (short flight) from a pilot whose attitude is fully pro: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kUPVDTy6Hmg.html
Do you have to do anything different with water sources under high voltage power lines? I've read they could collect stray voltage, but would think your pond water point would be naturally grounded.
What type of cows are these? Is the meat fatty when you butcher? I am just a mini farmer but try to rotate my pastures. I try to mainly grass feed and wish I had access to much more pasture.
Do you ever have problems, with electric line co people; messing with gates and locks, spraying "weed killer", leaving runts, injuring livestock ? I've been looking at land with electric lines on it.
I have a new summer coat I am all slicked up for the summer time but I must admit my mane is long don’t tell anyone it’s down to my bra band.. My that reminds me of a sentence that Alice wrote using the word Brass a short story about that inserted here she thought that was how you spelled bra … she told me years later that I must be psychic as I told her whatfore before the end of the school day and it would have been alright if she added Ring even though I am a gold or silver girl.I had to go to Northern Reflections to shop for a sweater but they had a two for one sale so I only spent three hundred and ninety four on my credit card the one that had a zero balance it still has a zero balance I went directly to the bank and paid it off.. I don’t care to pay any interest so I don’t mind giving them the money early,,, now where was I oh yes went in on a mission for one thing I bought six or was it eight things the green slicker first thing oh my gosh I forgot to get a zippered sweater . I played hooky today and slept in until Ten-thirty yesterday was the last day to file returns on time so the last client was in after nine…i only had to use the other front office as a waiting room a few times so good timing but some people waited in there cars until the coast was clear so I am not sure how many time it could have been used it worked out nicely no biting kicking or scratching. I will watch the older videos but not today my kitchen is piled high with dishes pots and pans cutting boards basically just about everything I am down to using pickle jars to hold drinking water so I had better spend some time….any one can do something for 15 minutes oh well first thing is to make my bed the one I stripped yesterday morning and slept in last night worked for me but I don’t want to make it a habit🤔🤷🏼♀️I think?see you down the road or up the road ciao 🍀💞🍀💞😘💞💕🍀🖖🖖🖖🍀👍👍👍🍀🍀💞🍀🌟🙋🏼♀️🌟
Do you give your bulls a full paddock? I didn’t see any electric fence. Looking good nice bit of dirt, would be great to see a comparison photo of before you started with your improvements. Grass fed all the way 👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺
Hi Greg, your channel is really enlightening and has inspired me to give regenerative farming a shot. I’m a first time cattle owner. Last summer I placed a bull and heifer (both black angus) on about 28.5 acres in central TX. They’re about 15 mos old. About 80% of the land is still uncleared. There’s a family ranch to the south of me that raises cattle. I am concerned that their bulls and my bull may one day go after each other or their bulls may eventually go through my fence to try getting to my heifer when she goes into heat. I’m sure you may have some experience with that-whether it’s your own bulls or maybe a neighboring farm to you. Do you have any recommendations to mitigate this from happening?
@@bonsukan putting up a hi-tensile electric charged wire on the top of your existing fence with 8000 volts in it will make the neighbor bull forget about your heifer.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher. Hi Greg, one more question. If the high tensile wire is to be installed on top of the existing fence, what type of conductor would you recommend using? I seem to recall some of your other videos where you mention deer grounding out your wire it hops the fence and manages to disrupt a conductor not securely fastened. My fence is a 4"x4" net fencing with 3" steel posts mixed in with t-post supports. I also had a courtesy gate installed on that fence line between me and the neighboring ranch, so that's something else to take into consideration. Thanks, Dave
