Today I am going to talk to you about what we must do to always have enough grass for our cattle, the importance of using deferred forage in the area, the type of grazing that we must use to avoid overgrazing.

This is extremely important to achieve profitability and harmony in our lives.

Fortunately, it is also what the land-pasture-cattle complex needs to regenerate the environment for greater productivity.

Trees are essential for the best health of soil and ecosystems; they help regenerate the land and landscape much faster than other low-cost methods.

Join me today as we cover 5 key aspects to implement Silvopasture in your operation and the benefits you can expect!

This is essential as there are always unintended consequences when we try to stop a problem (horn fly) with insecticides.

Research has proven that without dung beetles there is a 30% reduction in forage production due to the dung not being buried and its nutrients volatilizing to the air.

This means you can increase your pasture productivity and stocking rate just by having a healthy dung beetle population.

What does this mean to your bottom line? A huge deal!

It is very profitable to stop using insecticide and find a way to increase your dung beetle population!

Checkout this very valuable podcast and let me know what you think.

Hello, I am Jim Elizondo from Real Wealth Ranching and today we will discuss ways to save money without hurting our profits.

Why is it so important to differentiate between savings that do not hurt your profits and so-called savings that hurt your profits? Have you heard of penny wise and dollar foolish? It means that one can get so enthusiastic about saving that you start losing potential profits!

Today we are going through the 5 steps to make decisions, so you are certain it is profitable to spend a dollar on something or if it's better to keep it in your pocket.

Today I am interviewing Kevin Muno from San Diego, California.

Kevin is doing direct marketing and the name of his company is Perennial Pastures, he aims to target consumers that care about the regeneration of soils and environment and is what he is doing with his grazing practices doing Total Grazing.

He will share with you 5 excellent tips in regards to Direct Marketing.

Enjoy!

Today I am going to talk about trees in your pastures.

Depending on environment, some people believe trees are helpful and some others believe that they deprive their forages of moisture. But, in truth, trees are needed for many reasons and a savanna type of pasture is higher yielding and more resilient than a pasture without trees.

Check out this valuable episode!

Every time I create a new training or class, I commit to making it better than the last and include all of my latest learnings.

This time I am launching a brand-new masterclass called “Increase profits and Humus with leafier pastures” Where you will learn how 80% of Humus is created, why leafier pastures create better gains in your livestock and higher humus in your soil, why this leads to higher profits which keep improving as you create deeper and stronger roots with more growing points per square yard in your own land. And most importantly how to achieve this in your own operation under your management.

I promise it is worth your time to show up live if you are interested in improving your soil fertility and if you want to ensure higher productivity not only today but tomorrow as well.

I have 2 options to choose from, the first is on March 8th at 6PM CST and the second one is on Wednesday March 9th at 12PM CST.

You must register for the masterclass in order to get the Zoom link. To save your seat go to www.rwranching.com/masterclass, and you can choose one of the two options.

See you there!

Today we are going to talk about something that is transcendental, improving your land at a low cost with management.

When I go back in time to when I started regenerating land with cattle, I well remember trying to put all the pieces together, sometimes having short lived success or complete failure, but I persevered in finding information, doing trials and searching for the best teachers or mentors there were.

We may forget, in the daily hustle, that we are called to be stewards of the land and that we can profit from improving our land if done at a low cost using biological methods.

In my mind, this is absolutely necessary as we will not only leave our land better than we got it but will profit from the abundance we have created through our management.

I have learned much over the years, and I want to share this with you in this episode.

This is of immense value.

Please pay close attention and listen with an open mind.

Let's dive in!

Today we are going to talk about something that is transcendental, improving your land at a low cost with management.

When I go back in time to when I started regenerating land with cattle, I well remember trying to put all the pieces together, sometimes having short lived success or complete failure, but I persevered in finding information, doing trials and searching for the best teachers or mentors there were.

We may forget, in the daily hustle, that we are called to be stewards of the land and that we can profit from improving our land if done at a low cost using biological methods. In my mind, this is absolutely necessary as we will not only leave our land better than we got it but will profit from the abundance we have created through our management.

I have learned much over the years, and I want to share this with you in this episode. This is of immense value. Please pay close attention and listen with an open mind.

When I think about fun in my operation, this means being hands on. Being in the ranch, observing my cattle’s condition, my land, forage and taking decisions. This is the cool stuff for me.

I don’t necessarily think that economics are fun but they are fundamental for your success and fortunately, I’ve known this since day 1.

They are absolutely necessary in the growth and scaling of your operation and they have definitely helped me along the way.

I’ve gotten better in this as years go by and I want to share this with you in this episode. I’m going to give you immense value. So try to pay close attention and try to listen with an open mind. It most likely will be contrary what you have learned over the years, but I am confident that it will make a lot of sense to you.

Enjoy!