Management Intensive Grazing

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This is an “On-demand” training that you can access at any time.

Once your payment is submitted, you will receive an email with your login details on where you’ll be able to access the training immediately.

It is a go at your own pace training so you don’t have to worry about missing anything.

Module 1: What Really Determines Profitability in Grass Farming (1:36:01)

Learn how super-charge your grassfarming by paying attention to these key variables.

Module 2: What Really Determines Profitability in Grass Farming (Part 2) (1:40:21)

Learn as Jim continues his discussion merging his years of practical experience with theoretical knowledge.   

Module 3:  Creating Excellent Pasture from the Soil Up (1:47:54)

Get tried and true tips for business success so you don't have to reinvent the wheel

Module 4: Managing for Pasture Quality and Targeted Animal Performance (1:40:44)

Learn a first-hand account of a strategy to add more income than you've already got.

Module 5: Farm Planning Tech Tools (1:34:08)

Hear personal examples of how there's so many opportunities out there that your business needs.

Module 6: Conducting and Using a Pasture Inventory (1:09:18)

Learn how to conduct and use a pasture inventory to maximize your sales and profit

Module 7: Stock Policy and Revenue Flow (1:20:23)

Learn what is meant by stock policy and how it can be used to take your business and profits to the next level.

Module 8: Stock Policy and Revenue Flow (Part 2) (0:33:05)

Learn more of these these day-to-day tips and strategies used by Jim Gerrish.

Bonus #1 MIG Powerpoint narrated by Jim Gerrish ($225 value not sold separately)

What Really Determines Profitability in Grass Farming (134 slides)

^{Jim explores what determines profitability in ranching, grass farming, and solar energy conversion to meat, milk, and fiber. He concludes by considering how to make dreams into reality.}

Creating Excellent Pasture from the Soil Up (53 slides)

^{Jim begins with the reminder to not seek the answers until you understand the question. He concludes with a discussion of how we bring soils back to life}

Grazing Management for Targeted Animal Performance (76 slides)

^{Jim asks "what is excellent pasture" and examines how "excellent pasture does not happen by accident, it must be created."}

Farm Planning Tech Tools (51 slides)

^{Part of Jim's fun, is the toys (I mean tools) that he gets to work with. He shares them with you.}

Pasture Inventory Process  (54 slides) 

^{Pasture inventory is a powerful process for taking your grazing management to the next level.}

Stock Policy & Revenue Flow (47 slides)

^{Jim wraps up his discussion with some lessons that he's learned: notably the three inventories to manage and the three secrets for profitability.}

Bonus #3 Special Reports Bundle($60 Value)    (over 50 PDF pages) 

Developing Your Grazing Plan- Steve Kenyon

_{Steve Kenyon offers a guideline to help plan your cell design, calving season, stocking rate, swath grazing and cycling nutrients.  He shares tested tips and tricks to succeed.}  

Stockmanship - Bud Williams

^{Learn how to think like your animals in order to handle livestock without stress on you or your animals.}

Dairy Grazing - Kate Yegerlehner

^{How a dairy farm went from confinement to seasonal grassfed; experimenting with mob grazing, culling, nurse cows and dual purpose dairy cattle.}

From The Grass UP

^{Develop your grazing skills with basic information on training animals to electric fences, pasture water systems, bale grazing, afternoon harvesting, forage establishment, and avoiding the top 10 mistakes of new graziers.} 

Intensive Grazing - Burt Smith

^{An Introductory Homestudy Course by Burt Smith - This guide helps you take the first step with field exercises and a sample problem that will expose you to a whole different way of grazing animals.}

The Basics of Controlled Rotations Grazing - R. L. Dalrymple

^{This booklet serves as a good introduction. Basic guidelines, terminology, weed control and fences are discussed.}