Nice to see a lesser pasture and how you are bringing Jack's place up to full speed!

I was going to ask about the new intern. Can't wait to meet him.

honey locust has no ill effect on grass and makes a fine sweet treat with its seed pods in the fall..in fact the locust runs spme awesome nitrogen fixing roots for long ways improving the available nutrients to other trees and plants.....nice shade too

8 inch sewer pipe, under ground line and quick couplers are the bomb. 600 feet is about it. Give them plenty. Papa Les, my step-father always said, if you can't make a profit feeding them enough...... You sure won't my a profit, starving them!! #naturalgramma Natural Gramma LLC RevHank and Laura Reid

I just subscribed to your channel yesterday. Absolutely love what you’re doing and how to put it down in simple, straightforward terms. I’ll be implementing a lot of your techniques this year. Thank you so much for what you do!

@markrodrigue9503

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When you go to the channel go back like a year are so and just let the videos play it like I timeline of seasons and different grasses throughout the days

@markrodrigue9503

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Welcome to the channel sometimes you learn just as much from comments as from Greg he also has an air bnb available 😊

@markrodrigue9503

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What got your attention to sign up

@jacobdewoody8858

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@@markrodrigue9503 I found the channel after starting my compost journey for my garden. The garden compost led me to try to figure out how to compost 60 acres. While chasing that I found Joel Salatin and this channel. I was thrilled to find that rotational grazing gave a better result for a lot less effort and money. The waterline system videos is what got me to subscribe. There is just so much useful information there.

Love this !

Wow you gained like 2k more subs in a month that engine is getting more horsepower you are really trucking along y’all

Honey Locust are nitrogen fixers. So they are great for 2 reasons.

@markrodrigue9503

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Spoken like a true microbes farmer

@markrodrigue9503

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Spoken like a true microbes farmer

@grandbull7489

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Also great for puncturing tractor tires.

@swamp-yankee

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@@grandbull7489 I’m pretty sure Greg said his tires are filled solid with foam ballast

@gregjudyregenerativerancher

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Our tires are foamed on the tractor, never had a flat tire.

Just enough to cool a hobbit’s toes😂

Nice!!

Well son Scott and I had our first "rodeo" on Sunday, we needed to load 2 steers to go to the processor o Monday. One is very skittish needless to say he bolted jumped the poly braid and we tried for hours to get him in the corral with no success so now we have a processor coming Thursday to get him. We got the other one in the corral and trailer fairly easy so he is at another processor. We are learning. LOL!

Love the idea of putting up bird houses by your water couplers! Awesome idea 💡 👏 👌 How many days do you wait to run the sheep behind the cows?

Been wondering about what you use for hoses. In a previous video you mentioned going to a hydraulic shop but when I priced out a hydraulic hose with GHT fittings it was extremely expensive.

@MiscGrazing

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That green hose is flexilla

If you have 2 or 3 trees in an area you want to leave, would you rather have them on a N-S axis or an E-W axis?

What is the water source well or pond

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Thanks for the video! Our dog was born in January so you think it could be a good time to get another if I have permission from my wife 😂? He is doing really good I think. He is poultry and pig ready. The sheep didn’t like him at all but I think I need it was when I put him in though. This time I will do it differently so they get used to each other better. Quincy is only 4.5 hours away. I can’t wait to see your new intern.

@swamp-yankee

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Id wait a little. A good yearling dog can regress back to puppy behavior, and end up being a bad influence on a puppy. I think they’re more ready to train a pup closer to two personally. My experience is limited though. I’ve trained 3 full time dogs, and one goof that didn’t make the cut and lives in my yard and house.

@gregjudyregenerativerancher

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Dogs are like people, there are good ones and there are bad ones

Greg how deep is your water line buried, and have you ever had it freeze near the coupling when there are no livestock using it? I was wondering if the pvc coupler riser pipe would allow to much cold air down to the water line causing it to freeze.

@jasonmihalick

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I’d also like to know how you are connecting the hose down deep in the pipe? We are getting ready to run water in our pasture and we were planning on using hydrants (in a ‘no dig’ pvc sleeve) that are fed with a pressurized well water source.

@gregjudyregenerativerancher

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It does not freeze at 24” deep with a 8” pipe around it in central Missouri. Further northern US it would need to be much deeper to prevent freezing

@gregjudyregenerativerancher

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Plasson Quick Couplers is our connection method

@jasonmihalick

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@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Thanks Greg. I am trying to figure out how we would connect and disconnect the hose when the Quick Couplers are at 3 foot deep (our frost line is 3 foot in Ohio). If you know any tricks for this, please let me know. Thanks.

@grandbull7489

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@@jasonmihalick youd want to go deeper than 3 foot. The risers work by taking heat from unfrozen soil and the water to keep the pipe warm. It helps if you insulate around the riser.

Be interested in a pup. We are an hour north of Quincy. Thanks. Appreciate a phone number!

@gregjudyregenerativerancher

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You can email me at gtjudy4099@gmail.com and I will give you his contact info.