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Tag Archives: rotational grazing
Sometimes Momma Has to Run
Most of our cows don’t have real names anymore–truly, there are over 100 cows out there in the pasture, and most of them have a new baby every year, so it would be pretty tough to keep track of every … Continue reading
The Day The Chicken Paddock Became A Mudslide
Farming often feels like feast or famine. We believe we have exited a 3-year-long drought that started … oh, our FIRST summer of production. We made it. By the Lord’s grace we made it. But the pendulum seems to have … Continue reading
Posted in Disasters
Tagged Chickens, Eggs, mud, rain, rotational grazing, rotational management, tractor, yard eggs
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High Density Pasture Management
Matt has been researching and experimenting with a new cattle management technique called High Density Pasture Management. The strategy changes throughout the year depending upon seasons and the types of cows being grazed (momma cows nursing calves versus finishing steers … Continue reading
Posted in Cows, Farming, IngeMOOity
Tagged grass-fed beef, jefferson, pasture, rotational grazing, winter
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