In this special episode of the Acres U.S.A. podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, we chat with Kirsten and Reba from Good Agriculture. They discuss their innovative approach to supporting small to mid-sized farmers by easing administrative burdens and leveraging technology to enhance profitability. They detail their services including bookkeeping, financial management, marketing, and acquiring funding. Good Agriculture shares insights on improving farm operations, fostering sustainable practices, and the importance of understanding key performance indicators (KPIs). The episode also emphasizes creating a strong farm brand, establishing efficient processes, and practical marketing strategies, aiming to assist farmers in achieving financial stability and increased productivity. This podcast is brought to you by OCIA and the Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP).

Dive into a dynamic episode with renowned grazer Greg Judy as he unveils his sustainable grazing practices, journey, and expert advice for adopting regenerative methods. Filmed on-site, Greg discusses rotational grazing, organic matter importance, fly control, and the nuances of a custom grazing business.

Learn about the efficacy of fescue grass, breed-specific grazing traits, and strategies for a productive low-cost farm. Additionally, Greg highlights his authentic and educational YouTube presence, milestones, and interaction with the farming community.Get ready for practical tips and inspiring stories that redefine eco-friendly farming.

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Greg Judy is a Missouri-based grass farmer who has developed and propelled the art of so-called "mob-grazing," an amazing phenomenon. He taught a crowd at the 2013 Acres U.S.A. annual conference about his techniques to bring about an explosion of life in the soil, and how his techniques can help any farmer rescue damaged soil. He firmly believes in multi-purpose livestock, not just for meat and milk, but for how they can contribute and help maintain a healthy soil for other crops.

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