About this episode

Brett Chedzoy discusses his innovative approach to integrating trees and cattle at Angus Glen Farms.

What happens when a Cornell forester also runs a 100-cow beef operation? You get some of the most thoughtful silvopasture management in the Northeast. In this episode, AGA's Sadie Bolze chats with Brett Chedzoy of Angus Glen Farms in Watkins Glen, New York, about how he uses trees, bale grazing, and natural "living barns" to keep his cattle healthy and his land thriving year-round. Whether you're curious about silvopasture or looking to level up your grazing system, Brett's real-world experience makes this one you won't want to miss.

People in this episode

Host: Sadie Bolze

Guest: Brett Chedzoy

Topics covered

• silvopasture
• bale grazing
• cattle management
• sustainable farming
• agriculture
• forestry

Keywords

• silvopasture
• bale grazing
• cattle health
• living barns
• sustainable agriculture
• forestry management

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cornell

Places: Angus Glen Farms, Watkins Glen, New York

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