Best bred ewe lambs in the Midwest looking for a farm to call home, trained to 1 hotwire!

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Bitter cold crusted over snow makes a great clean dinner plate for unrolling hay for livestock.

(13:43)

Check out the 8 bred South Poll females looking for a farm!

(3:41)

Greg details May 8-10th advanced grazing school with Ian Mitchell Innes at Green Pastures Farm.

(2:34)

Greg discusses a host of topics from grass, fencing, proper winter manure pats, winter stockpiling.

(20:37)

33 beautiful ewe lambs exposed to rams November 24th at Hartville Missouri looking for a home.

(1:54)

Tree swallow house building day at the farm.

(8:3)

Join me \u0026 Greg Brann at Manderley Farms grazing school in Sequatchie Valley Tn, Feb 21st \u0026 22nd.

(1:59)

Join me at the First Annual Missouri South Poll Sale, West Plains Missouri January 17th \u0026 18th.

(3:11)

Meet Karla Klingner, a dynamic passionate lady with a beautiful future grazing farm.

(17:39)

Got a hay field, try this method to improve it and save yourself thousands of dollars in fertilizer.

(9:9)

Greg shows how to install a zero-maintenance water gap on an electric fence, Isaac puts in a switch.

(12:35)

Greg goes into detail how to fix a broomsedge field without breaking your pocketbook!

(9:10)

Greg Judy (Grazing rancher) - Grazing For Profit \u0026 Growth

(57:11)

Greg Judy pasture school - part 1 of 5

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Greg Judy pasture school - part 2 of 5

(1:6:23)

Greg covers minimizing the biggest cost of wintering cattle while keeping the money in your pocket.

(18:9)

Greg goes over benefits of having a regenerative perennial grass pasture for your grazing operation.

(12:29)

Greg Judy gives extreme detail on his temporary fencing machine

(11:6)

Greg Judy’s Grass-fed Sheep Operation | Extended Tour

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Part 1: Setting up a successful grazing operation on your 5-acre farm.

(15:42)

Greg shares a few tips on achieving excellent animal performance on grass.

(21:39)

Greg Judy discussing his favorite electric fence chargers

(7:54)

Meet Karla Klingner, a dynamic passionate lady with a beautiful future grazing farm.

(17:39)

It's amazing what a nice rain did for mid-November fescue growth in mid Missouri.

(9:42)

Greg takes you on a walk showing the new drinking skirt and some history of the new farm.

(16:40)

We got another land lease; Greg details the steps he took to secure it.

(14:1econd)

Greg Judy explains a very simple economical grazing rotation anybody can do!

(8:1econd)

Greg is fired up about the new farm, goes on a rant at the end!

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