Honey locust jungle conversion to savanna starts off with a bang! 

Be careful out there greg and crew . About 2 years ago i was cleaning my property here in north Florida by myself when a oak brach i was cutting came down and being in my 60s i couldn't get out of way fast enough well it broke my tibula and fibula just above my ankle i had surgery but still cant walk good to this day can be very dangerous work

Big improvements! Thank God for the rains!!! 🙏

Thanks for the video! It looks a lot better. It is so much cooler here today. The highs will be in the 70s for the rest of the week. We are still waiting for the power to come back on. We got a text that it should be on by 10pm tonight. The livestock are still in there area even with no power on with a single poly braid.

Thank you for the video.

Swamp White Oak trees are Thornless. Missouri Agroforestry researcher Coggeshall's favorite Silvopasture tree is the White Swamp Oak which grows well in all five Missouri soil types. It does not grow large enough to create veneer quality timber, but does have a straight pyramid shape, grows quicker and is ready for harvest in 40 years providing good White oak lumber. The Missouri Agroforestry channel has a three part video with Coggeshall touting the benefits of this productive Silvopasture tree. Osage Orange trees are commonly called Hedge Apple trees. Before Barbed wire became common in the 1880s, Osage Orange trees were often planted to create living hedges to contain livestock.

Electrolytes! Thanks Greg Lots of water without Electrolytes is Dangerous

Thanks Greg!

😮Thanks Greg and the GUYS.

Even worse than being tired is getting in a hurry. Seen lots of people get hurt rushing

Honey locust is supposed to make the best honey available.

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I'm told that the honey locust thorns go up to the shoulders of a wooly mammoth.

Honey locust isnt a tree we have here in Ireland 🇮🇪 Is it any good for firewood or is it too much bother?

Greg those thorns can ruin a good pair of rubber boots. Years ago when I was bow hunting I was approaching my tree stand and I stepped down on a thorn that went clear through the sole of my boot. I was lucky it came through right between my big toe and the second toe that thorn was around 3 inches long. Greg just a suggestion maybe you should wear a hard sole boot and keep your Hisea boots for cleaner pastures? Greg is the Stihl 026 a Farm Boss model?

Gonna make biochar? :)

Have any of your cattle gotten hardware disease from ingesting thorns?

And to those who skipped the end of the video, you probably missed a great piece of advice. Don't fast forward through Greg's videos, there's always something to learn. 😁