Cattle moves improve animal health both mentally and physically. 

Finally moved mine out of a semi-permanent paddock this morning, first official rotation beginning for them on the new farm. Everything went smooth as butter, they acted like they'd done it a thousand times. I moved them around in the subdivided paddock quite a bit before we ventured out into the temporary fencing this morning so they had a little experience. What fun, they're so awesome. A person doesn't realize just how much power and force is involved with cattle until you have to really get in around them much...I didn't at least. I knew they were big and had respect for their size but it's just different when you get in there walking around with them. The level of respect I gained for their power and sheer size just pegged my meter, lol. Awesome animals!

Those cows, running like they know something good is at the end :)

You have beautiful animals and land there, very cool!

"The more plant surface you have, the more dew you will catch". Didn't see it that way. And a lot of that dew will run down the stems and be catched in the litter. It's amazing how it all fits together. We are in the third drought year in row. Many collegues harvested only half the hay they usually cut.

Cattle look great. I’ve started your process, but unfortunately on a weekly basis due to my work schedule. Even so, I’m seeing improvements with how fast grass bounces back.

Way to moooove those cows. Those cows are really mooooving. You better mooooove over the cows are coming. This video really mooooved me, but I would rather watch a good moooovie.

We can make hay of such variety of grasses if grow faster at a pasture and would be beneficial for animals viz s viz nutrients etc

That herd is buzzin! Great to see that Greg.

Thanks Greg!

Appreciate you!!!

is that 19 year old grandma still producing calves?

Seed clipping. How do you do that?

Do you use cameras to watch the herd when you aren't there

Do you sell meat to Canada?