Farm Less, Profit More: Lessons In Regenerative Grazing

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Farm Less, Profit More: Lessons In Regenerative GrazingISBN13:9781393908777ISBN10:1393908772Author:Worstell, Robert C. (Author)Description:It Took A Crop Failure To Learn My Biggest Lesson In Farming: Row-Cropping Was An Expensive Gamble - But Raising Cattle On Grass Alone Is Almost Guaranteed Income The Next Couple Of Decades Proved My Observation Right What People Think Is Modern Farming Can Lead Them To Bankruptcy, But Grazing Cattle According To Nature's Principles Makes Farming Income - And Profits - Predictable In This Short Volume Are The Condensed Lessons On How Rotational Grazing With Inexpensive Portable Electric Fencing Has Made Farming Easier, More Enjoyable, And Completely Sustainable The Land Is Gradually Producing More And More Each Year, While The Soil Beneath It Regains Its Life More Grass Means More Cattle It Can Support, And Means More Profit Every Year You Get To Walk In Nature Every Day, While Your Farming Job Requires Few Machines Or Chemicals While It Pays You With Fresh Air, Exercise, Healthy Food, And Enough Income To Farm Worry-Free Almost Regardless Of The Weather Or Market Prices If - You Study The Land, And It's Grass, And It's Animals Here Is A Condensed Set Of Lessons I've Learned Over Two Decades More Than I've Told Anyeone - Even Though Who Have Gone Along This Journey With Me Compiled Into A Single Book For You To Read Compare Your Notes With Mine I've Found Sustainable, Eco-Positive Way To Heal The Earth And Make A Decent Living Without Stress You Can, Too Excerpt: Some Two Decades Ago, I Escaped The Big City And Returned To Our Family Farm To Take Over Running It We Were Doing Corn-Soybean Row-Cropping And Fat Cattle As A Side Operation Once I Worked Out That The Farm Had To Have External Income To Pay Its Bills, I Started Working Backward To Find Out What We Had To Do To Make The Farm Actually Sustainable On Its Own Row-Cropping Didn't Bring Enough Grain In To Fatten Steers For Market So We Would Sell Our Grain Crops And Buy Feed We Had Bad Years And Even Outright Crop Failures Occasionally, Where The Cows Cleaned Up By Eating The Residue Stalks That's When I First Saw That You Didn't Have Crop Failures With Cattle On The Land As I Then Examined The Various Parts Of Our Cattle Farming Methods, I Found That Working To Fatten Steers On For Market Ground Corn And Protein Wasn't As Profitable As Just Selling The Yearling Calves Themselves Far Less Inputs, But Only Slightly Lower Prices Much Higher Profits Far More Sustainable Cutting And Baling Hay Was A Trade-Off, Since We Could Graze The Ground We Used To Grow Hay On To Expand Our Available Grazing Paddocks, And Then Reallocate The Money And Time We Invested In Getting Our Hay Cut And Baled Plus, We Were Bringing Someone Else's Minerals Onto Our Farm Through Purchased Hay However, This Added Another 25% To The Cost Of The Needed Winter Bales, Which Should Be Offset By The Extra Grazing So We Were Now Over To A Simple Cow-Calf Operation, And Out Of Row Cropping But We Still Needing Hay Supplements To Make Ends Meet For A Third Of The Year When The Grass Didn't Grow The Next Focus After That Was To Cut Down Our Hay Costs So We Had To Learn To Graze Better As We Did, We Found Ourselves Answering The Question Of How To Improve The Ground From Year To Year To Raise More Grass On The Same Land - Instead Of Slowly (And Expensively) Mining It Through Row-Cropping Or Over-Grazing This Is The Core Of Regenerative Grazing Scroll Up And Get Your Copy Now Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Midwest Journal PressPublication Date:2020-06-16Weight:0.32 lbsDimensions:0.25'' H x 8.5'' L x 5.51'' WNumber of Pages:106Language:English

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