I need to give a special thanks to Rodger Savory and the folks at NQ Dry Tropics for making this video possible, as well as to my good friend Evelyn A Roper for the background music.
Out of the box cattle and grass management using IMG (Instinctive Migratory Grazing) to practice regenerative grazing without adding fences and using fewer water points.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Allowing 2,200 Head Of Cattle To Act As A Herd
A recent stockmanship school in Australia allowed me to get much of the footage in this video. The herd included 2,200 head of branded Brahmas plus around 300 head of unbranded cattle. As participants in this school learned, instilling herd instinct is not a "recipe" you can describe. It is more a matter of changing how we handle cattle and allowing them to come together as a herd.
I need to give a special thanks to Rodger Savory and the folks at NQ Dry Tropics for making this video possible, as well as to my good friend Evelyn A Roper for the background music.
I need to give a special thanks to Rodger Savory and the folks at NQ Dry Tropics for making this video possible, as well as to my good friend Evelyn A Roper for the background music.
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