Learn about our Rotational Grazing System at Granja Caimito 

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More to come!

You are talking about Forage Verde Hidroponico as it's called in Spanish. Basically you let corn seeds germinate and then use the matts that result as green forage. Yes, I've investigated that. We have a similar idea with Vetiver grass that we have started to grow in many places but as well might try the other way. As a product I'm not sure. Ranchers here want to save every penny. It's a complicated story. But then our own goals are quite different from everybody else's.

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Hi! Thanks for the offer. At some point we will offer opportunities in different roles. We'll have to see how the situation with the virus evolves. Stay in touch!

As this is an older video I can talk about the current situation. Those limusin cows apparently have been bred for the unfortunate feedlot and were not very good on a grass diet - as it should be. A larger number did not survive. Others are still around and those are stones with much more docile behavior as well.

@@ProjectGranjaCaimito Oh you guys have grain based feedlot in Europe too? I taught only the Americans do that. It is still a strange thing from me coming from Southeast Asia.

@@marcheck3400 Unfortunately the desire for cheap meat is everywhere 😞

Yes. The plan is to get the infrastructure done and then move our focus on to the plants. Have a look at the December video where you can see a glimpse of that a bit.

Many thanks. I hope to make more videos soon. Footage is stacking up :-)

That's good to hear. Yo tengo un deseo que soy el dueño de una granja en Andalucía. Con cerdos, vacas, y pollos. Creo la vida de los granjeros de andalucia es una vida muy buena. Mucho trabajo, una clima bonita, y jamón iberico, con un vaso de xerez. La vida buena, no?! Espero aprender mucho de tus vídeos. Best of luck to you!

Mooing is a very nice sound to hear.

Anytime. Just write to info@caimito.net (English, Deutsch, Español)

Our plan is to breed "Vaca retinta". See retinta.es

@@ProjectGranjaCaimito It looks like an interesting breed.

We have no idea what mama dog was up to before she got here.

That would be lovely. But first basic fertility. No point in all the good stuff when it turns into dust over summer.

Wouldn't they already have all that looking how old they are?

It's mostly Quercus ilex bellota in this area. Cork Oak is a different one that we don't have.