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The Bachelor Pad: Raising Rams & Bucks on Pasture

Welcome back to Yonah Mountain Farms! 🐑🐐 Today I’m showing you our “bachelor pad” — a group of male sheep and goats we manage separately from the main herd. These guys get daily moves in small paddocks, plenty of shade, and no chemical wormers. By rotating them every day and keeping them off the same ground for up to 180 days, we’re able to break the parasite cycle (especially the dreaded barber pole worm) and raise clean, healthy meat without chemical inputs. In this video, I’ll walk you through: ✅ Why we use tight paddocks & daily moves ✅ How shade shelters and netting make it simple ✅ Why our management avoids chemical wormers ✅ The long-term benefits of regenerative grazing If you’re into regenerative agriculture, natural livestock care, or homesteading, you’ll get a lot out of this system. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe for more regenerative farming insights from our small farm in the foothills of Georgia! 📍 Yonah Mountain Farms – Pasture-based, regenerative, and chemical-free