Fencing wire going up at JG Bison. Great first day testing out our process to ensure everything is perfect and correct before we really get after running wire.
Happy Earth Day. Regenerative agriculture is not an oxymoron. Thoughtful planning, implementing, and measuring by land stewards allow for a thriving ecosystem that will support wildlife, agriculture, and the environment in a positive and impactful way. #EarthDay#Bison
NEW BLOG POST - Porcupines, skunks, snakes and an overwhelming sense of curiosity: Taking our rescue dog (AKA fur baby) from city living to ranch living is no simple task. Our latest blog post shares our experience of our city dog in the country. https://t.co/JCOPsf9PIC
Last week John sat down with Bert Kuntz on the Be The Bison Podcast along with Chad Kremer from Kremer Buffalo and @CusterStatePark to talk about our bison journeys and to share some information about bison.
#DoItForTheBison#BuildingForBison#Podcast
https://t.co/qMZTTmpDnA
NEW BLOG ALERT - We take a look at where we are in our house building process, where we started, how we got to where we are, and even the hiccups along the way.
https://t.co/O5semYJDrn
#BisonFactFriday Bison have 7-10 times as many hair follicles /sq. in. than cattle. Their thick shaggy coat allows them to have a substantially higher level of cold tolerance than cattle & other ungulates. Their coat is so dense that moisture doesn't saturate down to their skin.
We were very honored to write an article for the DTBA Newsletter. We have come a long way, but still have a long way to go in our bison adventure. A lot left to learn, but we hope sharing what we have learned will help others in their journey as well.
https://t.co/2bJkJQdMcD
We have our well!! Thank you to Zach Rogers and his crew at 307 Wild Cat Well Service for their work. They broke through solid rock at 65 feet to reach water and stoped digging at 105 feet with output of 6 GPM of good water.
#WaterWell#Well#BuildingForBison#BeLikeBison