Greg and interns are populating newly leased farm with tree swallow houses!

Greg goes over the basics on making money with your cattle herd grazing grass!

Greg goes into the flerd to examine the grazing pressure on invasive species by the sheep!

Greg has a couple cows, a bull and some nice steers looking for your grass!

Greg turns the bull mob onto the burned thatch area that exploded with new green growth!

Greg's bull mob is enjoying the old hay field that has been turned into pasture!

Greg details 8 beautiful weaned red angus heifers that are looking for a farm!

Greg films their bull mob stampede onto the newly leased farm.

Greg is enjoying the bull mob munching forage on newly leased farm.

Greg is about finished with the mulcher on the 1000's of invasive autumn olive trees.

Greg discusses lambing season with the cow herd and twice daily moves! Are the babies keeping up?

Greg shows a future silvopasture candidate on newly leased farm.

Greg and interns are with the bull mob on the newly leased 300-acre farm.

Greg's using a skidsteer mulcher on the new leased farm grinding up invasive Autumn olive trees!

Greg thinks you might want to consider a flerd for your farm!

Greg is very satisfied with the new water system installed at bull farm!

Greg is blown away with the sheep effect on brush on the cattle pastures!

Greg figured out the sheep water supply in unison with the cow herd (flerd) twice daily moves.

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Greg interviews his neighbor Brian Lease which is the local Pride Of The Farm water tank dealer.

Greg has 10 raised Green Pastures Farm 2-year-old South Poll bulls ready for a cow herd!

Greg gives an update on the new silvopasture they developed from an old cedar forest.

Greg, Lila and Elizabeth discuss spring calving season methods with a beautiful savannah setting.

Greg and crew split cow herd into two different herds to help control the explosion of spring grass.

Greg and crew have flerd moving twice per day with one 12-inch high polybraid wire strip grazing.

Greg shows what spring pasture should look like when starting spring grazing rotation.

Greg shows results from burned old CRP field on newly leased farm after 10 days of rest.

Greg explains the brush control with sheep integration into the cow herd

Greg gives new update on newly leased 300-acre farm after completing the perimeter fence!

Greg is pleased with the flerd thus far, everything is starting to calve and lamb together now.

Greg shows you some tips on water tank placement for maximum utilization in your grazing operation.

Greg loves leaving some trampled winter stockpile for the worms to have a smorgasbord with.

Greg goes over the importance of having some winter stockpiled grass left for early spring calving.

Spring calving is cranking and things are going well with the flerd.

Greg and Jan are stocking up on cedar lumber from the sawmill, complements of silvo-pasture cutting.

Greg is showing what they were dealing with 2 weeks ago, today it hit 70 degrees!

Greg shows a beautiful complete bred sheep flock package that is looking for a home!

Greg reads letter from Ireland family that turned their life around using our grazing practices.

Greg & Jan go over positive and negative effects of burning off accumulated duff on idle land.

Greg gives details on the upcoming Green Pastures Farms grazing schools for May 2026.

Gregs interns take a break to go boating and swimming at the hidden wood's lake!

Greg and crew burn off 40 years of thatch on new farm lease.

Check out these beautiful, bred ewes, rams, wethers & guardian dogs available for your farm!

Greg gives a live action video of his LT-40 Woodmizer sawmill at work.

Greg and Airel finishing up section of brush cutting for new perimeter fence on leased farm.

Greg is ecstatic with the first long flerd drive to Judy farm!

Greg discusses the huge benefits of grazing sheep and cattle together as a flerd!

Greg and crew are placing old hay strategically around the farm during the late snow event!

Greg has major new announcement! Just leased a new 300-acre farm next to bull farm.

Greg and Sasha discuss weaned heifer grazing management.

Greg, Sasha, Jan and interns perform their first flerd cattle drive for a mile down gravel road.

Greg and Sasha discuss the different management practices with the flerd.

Greg is excited with the progress he’s seeing with the flerd!

Greg and the young ladies are managing the bull mob in March mud month!

Greg has some serious cedar logs to saw with the Wood Mizer LT40.

Greg has a complete bred ewe flock with trained guardian dogs available for your farm!

Greg is dealing with March mud month by keeping the animals moving on high ground.

Greg and crew are showing their new Hisea work boots!

Greg gives details on 40 high quality weaned heifers that are 100% forage raised!

Greg shows his steps to unrolling hay in wet weather prevents cattle from pugging it into mud.