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Moving cattle can be one of the most difficult and stressful things for a cattle farmer to do (let alone for the animal). Daniel Salatin from Polyface farms shares some tips for using the cow's flight zones in order to calmly move the animal where you want it to go when sorting rather than stressing the animal and yourself. This video is an excerpt from the Salad Bar Beef course available as a part of Joel Salatin's Farm Like a Lunatic regenerative farming masterclass.