How to manage grazing for perennial warm season grass. 

What I NOTICED. EVERY COW IS CLEAN. HEALTHY LOOKING. NO 💩 ON THEIR TAIL ENDS. NO FLIES ANY WHERE ON THEM. EVERY OTHER VLOG I WATCH. I NEVER SEE THAT. THEY LOVE THEIR COWS. PUT FLY SPRAY ON THEM.WASH THEIR BODIES. ROTATE THEIR PASTURES. MOST OF THEM. TALK OF YOU (IN A GREAT WAY). THANK YOU FOR SETTING THE PROPER AND BEST WAYS. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL WIFE. I AM PRAYING FOR YOU IN JESUS'S NAME. I PRAY FOR EACH VLOG I WATCH. SHALOM. CHOW. THANK YOU BEN.

Mr.Judy thanks for clearing up the cattle with horns question!

Wow, well Greg...the last couple of minutes of this video looks exactly like about 60% of my land. The dang serecia has been my mortal enemy for a decade! When I moved fence for my cows this morning, there was a section where I'd mowed for new fence a while back. It was all solid new growth serecia...the cattle hit that stuff like it was the most delicious thing they'd seen in a year, lol. I stood there astonished at how they were hitting it...taught me something right there. I have several acres I clipped after the cattle passed through and it looks fantastic now, I can already see the magic happening. Thanks again for all the help!

Love seeing cows roam freely. They look so healthy and happy.

Just a stunningly beautiful video today, Greg!

That's some great quality forage there! I learn a lot watching your videos, thanks for producing them.

I love to watch your cows stop at a spot where the forage is hiding them. Within a few minutes, they eat their way out and show themselves. Just beautiful!❤️

Thank you for taking us out on the land with you.

Those look like some happy cows! love it

Greg, for a city dweller, your channel is a tonic, thank you. In one of your previous videos you mentioned a South African farmer who helped you... who is he, I could nto hear the name.

There is so many types of grass. I tell you, ranching / farming is the most complicated business. If you can farm, you can do anything.

(Hamilton Seeds Missouri) Now when I drive thru the Midwest traveling .. I pay Attention to cattle and their pastures. And wow I Can see the difference from 1 farm to the next. Lots of malnutritioned cows in August. With poor pastures

You have beautiful cattle.

Hi Greg, did you defer any paddocks in the spring for summer grazing? As in keeping as much of the farm in the vegetative state and letting some go as Ian Mitchell innis teaches?

If I was a beef cow I would want to live on your farm. As a heifer, of course. What age do you slaughter older cows? If they keep up great calving do you just keep them around until they fall over?

Been using Alamo switchgrass for years. If folks aren't using natives along legumes for summer grazing they're not using the full potential of our landscape and flora. But I like the sericea for its protein content and its deworming value.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I inherited 60 acres if hilly pasture in northern Missouri. I’m interested in how to set it up for someone to lease, using your ideas.

Just lovely

Would u plz tell me names of grasses and eating plants growing in this pasture

Close up on my favorite cow in this video! "A3"❤️

Does Greg still keep Mashona bulls? Jaime Elizondo mentioned that he and Greg bought the best of the North Amerincan Mashona herd, so I wonder whether some of Greg's crosses are South Poll x Mashona.

Hey Greg, From a pasture management perspective, what makes you decide to clip a paddock? How much standing hay makes it worth it's while? I noticed you clipped less this year than others, what thought process do you go through to make this decision? What I the earliest plant phase that you top, as in would you top from early boot or only mature, sinessed pasture. Do you ever top pastures shorter in different conditions or for any reason? Sorry about all the questions, I don't think I've seen you cover these in detail before. Your clipping video the other day was mainly about brush management. Thanks for your very informative videos once again, Chris

any chance in getting before and after shots from the same spot? That's cool.

Dallis grass. Once i figured out what it was. By listening too you greg i got it showing up everywhere with longer recovery periods. Would like to know if you have any, what you know about it? Thks my friend

Why they only eat the top of the grass

Looking great. How are the slaughterhouse wait times down there? Up here in Ohio they're well into 2021 before they can get us in.

Greg, I know you often say not to tighten your cattle too much...... But when can or should you ever tight up to 500,000 to a million pounds per acre? Can we use that as a tool?

Will the sheep get that next rotation.

Any certain reasons you don't do registered stock?

Can't quite hear the name of the weed he was going to brush hog........Cerisa Lesfotida or something? If anyone knows?