Greg explains how to lay out paddock design to rotate animals. 

Turkeys and deer season soon. Leaving the acorns for them will be a nice use of resources.🦃🦌

Thanks for the video! I was watching and reading that a round bale of hay has about $70-80 worth of nutrients for the soil. Just think how much you are putting in your soil. That’s is worth a lot because hay feeds at least 2 things feed your animals and the soil. I could name so much more. One of the best things for me feeding hay is all the seed.

i am watching all your videos ... great work ... your very good at this

Those look like handy posts, thanks.

Hurrah, thank-you!

i just happen to read about oaks in pasture and it seems goats can deal with them but not as well as fowl or pigs...

Asked about a new lease yesterday will require some fencing by a highway. It has great web wire but only on one side. I'm thinking Timeless and high tensile for the other 3 sides. 30 acres minus 5 acres for his business. Do you recommend a certain brand of solar charger?

What are your thoughts Greg of sheep an them acorn's? Seem like they go straight for them if they are able

Did Greg name the brand of the insulated pigtail step-ins used in this video?

Is that high tensil or polybraid that you hooked onto

Yum acorn hazelnut bacon

Greg we’re looking for a DC fence charger that can easily be purchased do you have a recommendation?

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What kind of solar energizer does he have that's 20 joules?

What was the name of the solar charger @gregjudyregenerativerancher?

Don't pig like acorns?

20 joules solar charger!? That’s a beast. Mines only 3

I lost 2 young heifers last year on acorns - try to graze it with older cattle DONT let heifers or any cattle

well, enjoy your fall weather and hope for rain!