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The Grazing Game Podcast

Cam Griffin

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/14j. Total Éps: 14

Welcome to The Grazing Game, where we share inspiring Conversations with Graziers and Experts about sustainable land and livestock management.

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Ep.8 - Dr Judi Earl - Steps To A More Diverse Grazing Operation

lundi 4 novembre 2024 • Durée 52:47

In this episode of the Grazing Game Podcast, Cam interviews Dr. Judi Earl, a pasture ecologist, discussing the significance of understanding annual and perennial plants, and their implications for soil health. Judi emphasizes the importance of biodiversity in pasture management and shares insights from her own farm in New South Wales, including infrastructure improvements and grazing management strategies. The conversation highlights the balance between livestock nutrition, ecological regeneration, and economic viability in farming practices.

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Dr. Judy Earl's journey into pastoral ecology began with her interest in animal nutrition.
Perennial grasses can theoretically live indefinitely, while annuals complete their life cycle within a year.
Soil health is significantly influenced by the presence of living plant roots.
Diversity in pastures enhances soil structure and biological activity.
Judy promotes a pasture composition of 60-70% perennial grasses, 15-20% legumes, and 10-15% forbs.
Supplementation may be necessary for livestock to graze on less palatable grasses.
Grazing management should focus on encouraging desirable plant species.
Infrastructure improvements, such as water management, are crucial for effective grazing.
Grazing decisions should be based on the herbage mass present in the pasture.
The ultimate goal is to use cattle to regenerate the landscape while maintaining economic viability.

Judi's Website and Contact Details - https://aimsag.com.au/

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Ep. 7 - Graeme Hand - Increasing Profitability Without Increasing Productivity

dimanche 6 octobre 2024 • Durée 01:12:16

In this episode, I sit down with Graeme Hand, a certified holistic management educator and grazier with over 30 years of experience. We discuss various aspects of holistic grazing management, including the influence of grazing practices on land health, the importance of recovery periods, and the role of safe-to-fail trials in improving grazing outcomes.

Graeme shares insights on profitability versus production, the significance of litter in soil health, and the necessity of adapting grazing strategies to local conditions. The conversation emphasizes the need for a mindset shift in grazing management and the importance of continuous learning and adaptation.

Hand for the Land

https://www.handfortheland.com/

Wombiana Grazing Trial https://futurebeef.com.au/resources/wambiana-grazing-trial/

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Ep. 6 - Tom Nixon - Developing Herefords That Thrive Under Strict Management

dimanche 29 septembre 2024 • Durée 01:05:34

In this episode of The Grazing Game Podcast, Tom discusses his successful year in cattle breeding, focusing on Hereford genetics and management practices. He shares insights on joining strategies, the role of artificial insemination, and the importance of pregnancy testing and weaning. Tom emphasizes the significance of structural correctness in bulls, effective grazing management, and the impact of passion in livestock management.

Devon Court Herefords - https://www.devoncourt.com.au/pages/about

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Ep. 5 - Graham Finlayson - Using Holistic Management To Revegetate Clay Pans

lundi 23 septembre 2024 • Durée 01:06:22

In this interview, Cam digs into Graham Finlayson's journey managing Bokhara Plains in northwest New South Wales, focusing on the challenges of drought that pushed Graham toward holistic grazing practices. They discuss water management, paddock subdivision, and the importance of extending grazing recovery periods for ecological health.

Graham opens up about the complexities of business management in agriculture, the realities of cell grazing, and his strategies for balancing animal performance with environmental sustainability. He also emphasizes the need to inspire the next generation of farmers, and they discuss the upcoming Regenerating Rangelands event, which aims to foster collaboration and positivity within the agricultural community.

Bokhara Plains

https://www.facebook.com/bokharaplains/

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Ep. 4 - Dan Burnham - Building An Organic Paddock To Plate Beef Business

dimanche 8 septembre 2024 • Durée 44:29

In this interview, Cam digs into Dan Burnham's journey as a grazier, exploring his landscape management changes and grazing practices. He shares how his approach has evolved, including using cell centers, grazing charts, and implementing best management practices to enhance ground cover and water management. Dan also discusses the challenges of regrowth management, the role of herbivores in maintaining healthy ecosystems, and the success of direct-to-consumer organic beef sales, while highlighting the importance of education and continuous learning in their journey.

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Ep. 3 - Adam Rabjohns - Introducing Mashona Genetics to Help Increase Carrying Capacity

lundi 26 août 2024 • Durée 56:34

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Ep. 2 - Spring is Just 13 Days Away - To Clip or Burn?

lundi 19 août 2024 • Durée 14:17

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Ep. 1 - 3 Reasons Leasing Land is Your Key to Getting a Start

jeudi 15 août 2024 • Durée 18:27

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Ep. 14 - Quirt Pugsley - Selecting For Fertility & Efficiency on Utah's Harsh Ranges

dimanche 16 février 2025 • Durée 01:35:19

In this episode, I sit down with Quirt Pugsley to talk about his journey in the grazing industry, from growing up on a working cattle ranch to building his own operation. We dive into the challenges of getting started, the role of custom grazing for economic stability, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

Quirt shares his approach to breeding cattle that truly fit the land, balancing frame size, efficiency, and marketability while keeping fertility and sustainability at the forefront. We also get into the nuts and bolts of calving strategies, heifer development, and culling decisions, as well as how he uses social media to market his herd.

If you’re interested in raising cattle that thrive in tough country and hearing the mindset behind a long-term grazing operation, this one’s for you. Tune in now! #TheGrazingGame #RegenerativeRanching

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Ep.13 - Dan Carney - From Tree Plantation To A High-Performing Grazing Operation

dimanche 2 février 2025 • Durée 01:22:54

This week on The Grazing Game, I sit down with Dan Carney from Wongella to talk all things grazing, trading, and land management. We cover: ✅ Dan’s journey in agriculture ✅ Trading vs. breeding – what works and why ✅ Smart strategies for invasive weed management ✅ Lessons learned from years in the game Dan’s got a wealth of knowledge and a sharp eye for what makes a grazing operation profitable and sustainable. You won’t want to miss this one! Contacts:

camgriffin720@gmail.com

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