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Implement Winter Sacrifice Paddock Strategy

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Our North Carolina Soil is Horrible! How this farm heals the land!

What happens here

For the winter season, the farming strategy shifts significantly. Instead of rotational grazing, the cows are kept in a specific 'sacrifice paddock' that spans approximately 15 acres. This area serves as the primary location for feeding and allows for concentrated deposition of animal waste, which is central to their soil-building efforts during colder months.

Goal: The winter feeding strategy involves confining cows to a designated 'sacrifice paddock' to consolidate feeding and waste distribution for soil improvement.

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the tops out, move to the next. Knock the tops out, move to the next. In the summertime, our game is totally different than in the wintertime. You can't have your wintertime game on your farm or your regenerative farm just like your summertime game. You just can't do it. These cows are going to stay in this pasture, and they've got access to about 15 total acres. This is a sacrifice paddock right here. And let me tell you about sacrifice paddock. We're rolling out hay, we're setting out hay, we're

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