How To Be Profitable With Beef Cattle - Low Cost Feeding

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Title	:	How To Be Profitable With Beef Cattle - Low Cost Feeding
Lasting	:	13.18
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So my understanding was that you could feed 1 cow with 1 acre, using proper intensive grazing (Not counting cow/calf pairs) Were you grazing 20 head on 20 acres? Or do have to have that full 20 for 9 cows?
Comment from : Colby Strawder

I head your process moving them daily on 20 acres into different plots, but how many head are you running? Thanks
Comment from : Eric

Olá sou do BRASIL
Comment from : Edalmo pecuária

Good looking property! Same with where the pigs are
Comment from : Wakeywhodat

6:05 😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Wakeywhodat

What age are you processing, what are you getting for a hanging weight? Looks great!
Comment from : Eric Nelson

Man U hit the nail on the head with not being afraid to do something different
Comment from : Jason Kelley

Did you buy yearling steers to finish ? Curious what age you finished at and how well they finished?
Comment from : Soul Shepherds

What is the going rate to rent pasture land in your area? Anyone know a reasonable rental rate per acre in TN? Tim in northern TN
Comment from : Cliffside Acres

How big are your lots, acre are bigger? Also what type if any fertilizer do you put down and win???
Comment from : Dwayne Lejeune

Wonderful video!!
Comment from : Newman Family Homestead

Great Video We enjoy your pig video too we have ( Duroc old spot cross ) pigs Were in WELCOME NC Next to Lexington Pork BBQ Capital and home of the BBQ Festival
Comment from : Hege Farms

Thank you for the great information We soon will have 14 acres with about half in pasture We will build a house and hope to have about 5 acres for several cattle I reckon we could divide up into about acre to acre and a half paddocks to rotationally graze Are you able to make any hay from the areas they are not on?
Comment from : Jay Breeden

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Comment from : scott needham

Re: Cow/CalfbrJordan Green (YouTube @ Farmbuilder) says Cow/calf doesn't really pencil out till you get your numbers up to about 50 pair
Comment from : Nandi Saand

At what age are you slaughtering?
Comment from : Andrew Bateman

When u thinking about getting some more cows
Comment from : Jermaine Wyatt

Thank you for the video I'm getting cows next year and my plan is to rotational graze without feeding grain and my family thinks I'm crazy for not feeding grain and having grass feed/grass finished cows
Comment from : Brandon Gregg

Nice set of animals How much do they weigh when you take them to the processor Blessings on you guys🙂
Comment from : Ronald Clemons

Do you do soil chemistry testing? Do you know the Ca in your field?
Comment from : Follydogdog

Great video as always looks like things are heading in the right direction for y’all Keep it up
Comment from : Kenneth & Cindy From Judsonia, Arkansas

Thanks again I appreciate your work and education
Comment from : Dwight Hires

Hi Chuck, when I watch your videos it makes me wish that I had the acreage to support cattle and more pigs But I only have about an acre of pasture and maybe 5-8 adjoining acres I may be able to rent Yet, before I’d do that I would need to develop some infrastructure and run the pigs through the woods to create silvopasture on that acreage which has not been worked for 10+ years All junk weeds, saplings, briers and brambles - a mess!brI’ve been thinking about it and want to be sure it’s the right move for me at age 67 I’m solo, so it needs to be manageable It will take at least 1-2 years to whip that back pasture into shape For now I think the path forward is to run the pigs through it a couple times per year to clear it and fertilize it (And for those who want to suggest goats, I’m sorry, but I don’t want to be out searching for escaped goats and can’t afford the fence to contain them, anyway) I can manage pigs a whole lot easier If I decide not to get a couple head of cattle, I may get some hair sheep Katahdin more than likely Or Katahdin/St Croix mix
Comment from : Humble Servant