Greg tripled his stocking density on winter stockpile strip grazing. 

I love when you walk through the herd!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

Thank you for sharing with us those tips , people can learn a lot just watching carefully your videos

Thank you Greg for showing us your culls. I bet we can apply the same techniques into other ruminants.

How did I miss this video! I love when you just walk around showing off your cattle.

I really appreciate the examples of which animals to cull and why they should be culled. Thank you!

High-headed means earning a free ticket to the sale barn!

love watching your vids, thumbs up every time. let your goat guy put some in your herd for the weeds, i like watching goats more as much as i like your vids

If a pasture previously had cattle on it that were being wormed with Ivermectin, how long after the wormed cattle were taken off the pasture and un-wormed cattle put on the same pasture would it take before the Ivermectin would break down and earthworms and dung beetles would appear? Thank you in advance.

LMAO. cow:looks at greg greg:so you've chosen death.

Do you watch these cows when they calf for uterus infection if they didn't clean. Perhaps they need some little lutalyse.

Hi. question? This video mentions cull animals. As your heard is always on the move and possibly not near any yards how do you (probably Ben And Isaac) remove unwanted animals and when. Do you cut them out with the 4 wheeler(unlikely) move them with a small number to the closest yards? Portable yards and trailered away behind a pickup? Are they sold 1 or 2at at a time or do you wait until you have 10 or a semi load? In short, you are always mentioning the culls and most of the reasons why. Video on the how and when? Thanks

Well I had to stop my winter sheep grazing for now up here in NW Ohio with a six inch layer of snow so hoping for a warm up lol thanks Greg another great video 👍🏻

The first number on the cow’s tag is the last number of the year it was born? Like, 814 was born in 2018?

give her a shot of cystoralin and she will take on her next heat. most likely it's a cyst on the ovary that med will peal it off. Blessing's herby

014. there he is, thanks

Could you make a video talking about the physical characteristics you look for in sheep(ewes)? Btw Thanks For All the Video Greg :D

Very nice friends💞

I had a cow in heat every 3 weeks all summer and went into the fattening pen in November after weaning. In January it gave birth to twins !

What do you do with the culls, run em through the sale barn?

Greg that "Deer" calf is pretty one like you said. Maybe she's going through her terrible two's early (if there are such a thing with cattle).

Actually, Wal Mart sells cow manure for $18.99 for 4 pounds. That's $4.75 a pound. A cow patty has to be around a pound right? That's $5 a cow patty.

When you cull a cow who do you sell them to?

Mr Judy, what do you think about the Australian Lowline / American Aberdeen breed for someone wanting to set up like you in the Gulf Coast region?

Any ideas other than unrolling baked or broadcasting seed to seed our pastures? Our farm is rocky hillsides in Central Missouri.

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Dang Iove that deep red coat like 935 has. Makes me wanna come to Missouri and raise cattle again. My wife would wanna shoot me. 014 ain't too bad either.

Greg how about sheep in the winter? Do you move them also in 3 days?

How much snow do you guys get in missourri usually in the winter?

Couldn't you make more grass if you kept the grass out of nursing home mode? I get there is less work but curious if it makes a difference on how many heads you can carry.

What is your numbering system?

what would you keep Hartford or Angus? I am thinking which one I should slaughter. Hartford is large and has horns the other is much smaller and eats a lot