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Overview of Summer Grazing Program

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The farmer explains their summer grazing program, where a herd of about 50 cows is moved every 12 hours to a new paddock, typically ranging from half an acre to one acre. The cows are kept in each paddock just long enough to 'knock the tops out of grass' before being moved to the next, promoting grass regrowth and efficient grazing. This method is contrasted with the winter approach.

Goal: A brief overview of the summer grazing program is provided, detailing the rotation of approximately 50 cows through small paddocks to manage grass consumption and growth.

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and I'll briefly touch on it before we talk about winter. So, in the summertime, I'm moving these cows There's about 50 cows, and we're moving them on around a half an acre to a 1-acre paddock every 12 hours. They're in there long enough to knock the tops out of grass, move to the next. Knock 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

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