Introduction to Regenerative Hay Management Philosophy

hey there folks I'm Josh Stoney Ridge farmer welcome to my first generation regenerative Farm here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina these are my cows it's the dead of winter and you don't see a mud hole isn't that amazing come along today and we're going to talk to you guys a little bit about how we run our regenerative Farm here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and why we don't put our hay in a barn it's wasting money it's wasting time it's wasting Fuel and it'll destroy your farm and we don't want that right sweetie we don't want that that's right good girl come along guys let's learn a little bit together [Music] my freedom mountains what you can kiss all right folks welcome to the Stoney Ridge Farm this your first time here your 50 millionth time please hit that like button consider subscribing to the channel again we're on 150 acre first generation Farm here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina the videos I create are sometimes tool reviews sometimes tractor videos sometimes working on the farm just all sorts of stuff sometimes we're even inside cooking so there's all sorts of great rural lifestyle content here and even a little bit of hot rod content but today's video we really want to focus on farming we're going to focus on some of the thought process behind what I do here on the Stoney Ridge Farm the thought process of saving money the thought process of saving fuel Saving Time feeding our cows less input costs no medications for our cows no outside input other than cows land and grass and that's pretty much it so what you see