Friend, I was recently asked a question that surprised me a little.

Someone said, "Jim, you spent years teaching multiple moves a day. Why do you now recommend moving cattle once a day?"

That is a fair question.

And honestly, if you had asked me that ten years ago, I probably would have argued strongly for more moves.

Because for a long time, that is exactly what I believed.

I believed that if one move was good, then three must be better. And if three was good, then five had to be even better.

After all, that was what we were all trying to do.

We were trying to improve grazing. We were trying to get cattle to eat more evenly. We were trying to waste less grass. We were trying to grow more beef or more milk from the same acres.

And I have spent my whole life trying to solve that problem.

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