Things I Learned During 40 Years of Grazing with Jim Gerrish

Published 2022-11-23
Join Jim Gerrish from the American Granzing Lands Services LLC, as he shares the 7 things he has learned during his 40 years of grazing using the best practices in regenerative agriculture. Learn about unlocking sustainability, effective grazing, and soil health for profitable ranching through engaging discussions and real-life applications on transforming your farming practices to be more sustainable and profitable.

In this video, you'll discover:

• Smart Grazing Techniques: How managing grazing time over space can boost soil health and lessen your dependency on artificial fertilizers.
• Soil Health Deep Dive: The critical role of soil biology in enhancing plant health and why it’s the backbone of successful farming.
• Boosting Your Bottom Line: Practical tips on reducing costs and improving efficiency in both equipment and labor to maximize your farm’s profitability.
• Enhancing Grass Growth: Techniques to increase pasture productivity which in turn supports a healthier ecosystem and reduces costs.
and many more!

This video is perfect for farmers and ranchers looking to deepen their knowledge and apply sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and their profit margins. Tap into expert advice and start making smarter decisions that lead to long-term success.

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Taken on: USARAAI 2022 Summit, Day 1, at Clyde Austin 4H Center in Greeneville, Tennessee

All Comments (5)
  • @spoolsandbobbins
    I’m assuming this is mainly based on cattle grazing and not sheep. We rotate on 3 acres with 5 sheep and can’t keep up with grass growth (eastern Canada). We move paddocks every 3-4 days and cut grass immediately afterwards for parasite exposure. Our animals only come back at 60 days. We’ll try stockpiling this winter though our grass hasn’t gone to seed. Does anyone have any thoughts on this for us? It worked well for us our first year. Half way thru our 2nd year now.
  • @ArniMacaraeg
    Thank you for the informative video, very helpful.
  • @TheJminer
    I really enjoyed and learned a lot from MIG. Jim Gerrish is a legend, and I’d feel honored to shake his hand one day!
  • At 2:24...... what he learned after 40 years of grazing....??? And hes there in a room telling others what he learned ? Myself.....I also grazed dairy cattle for 45 years...and I do know you dont learn in a room..... the room is the pasture with cattle present. Not advertisements making money off of people whom also should be in their fields ! Obvious these speakers didnt do very well at farming or they wouldnt be there making money off of others ! You have Joel Salatin........and Mr Glyphosate ( Greg Judy ) that spend very little time doing the work of a farmer. Instead run the country telling folks how to farm ???? Just use a little logic. View their videos and ask " yourself " questions ! The latest .... Mr Glyphosate explaining how he controls brush on his pasture lands . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8bPj1j1V7Y Imagine for a moment......painting every single Multi-flora rose stem ????? The next year you have that many more of which grew back from the seed bank left behind by the previous plants ???? My Glyphosates method " will not " work long term. If someone suggests an easy way to control these pesky plants.....he always has the right answer. His way and only his way ! There are much easier ways to do the same job ! But these people " plant " ideas in peoples heads that dont really work ! Get out......open your mind....and experiment !