“We had this old tractor. Pretty much no tractor. No feed. All deferred. All on. All the cost was spent on fencing and water and just very, very well managed grazing. And the returns were phenomenal because there's no cost to that.”

Tim Williams · From The Soil Up Podcast · Building Resilient Farm Systems Through Biology and Better Management | Tim Williams - Ep 73

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run a low-cost beef system with no tractor, no purchased feed, all deferred grazing, and spent all costs on fencing and water

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