Ep. 084 – John Coleman Locke – Mob Grazing to Improve Land, Livestock, and Life

from Working Cows - Regenerative Ranching to Maximize Profitability and Soil Health · host Clay Conry

John Coleman Locke of the Locke Division of the J.D. Hudgins ranch joined me to discuss their transition to and implementation of mob grazing to improve their resource base. We talk about his influences like Dave Pratt, Dallas Mount, and Ian Mitchell-Innes. We also discuss how much of a paradigm challenge it is for a seed stock operation to employ these techniques. Be sure to tune in to their bull sale on Tuesday, April 16th, 2019 to see how your business might be improved by some Bos Indicus genetics.

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