Low-stress handling does not mean working livestock slow. I call this ‘slow-stressful handling.’
This afternoon we decided to move our small herd several pastures over.
First, Richard started them up correctly getting great movement.
He walked beside them to open the gate across into the next paddock.
Then he drove them straight across this field into the field we wanted them in. The walk took 14 minutes, the cattle were happy and totally stress-free when they (all) arrived, and we had an enjoyable walk.
Click here to hear our interview on Working Cows. We talked about Proper Stockmanship including the process for getting a herd started.
Once again we had a great school in Sidney, NE July 29-August 1, 2024. Here’s some photos: From the marketing school Cassie ordered us up
We are excited to invite you to the The Regenerative Legacy Summit: How to Farm and Ranch for the Next Generation, hosted by Jared Sorensen
I was buying sugar the other day and I reached for the 10 lb bag, because I have it in my head that the larger
Richard does a great job of mowing our new yard with the riding mower, but there’s a bit of area between our old and our
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