All of these areas (and more) improved, some with dramatic results. You can see it for yourself in this video!
Out of the box cattle and grass management using IMG (Instinctive Migratory Grazing) to practice regenerative grazing without adding fences and using fewer water points.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Forage Improvement Results From Holistic Herding
Back in October of 2012 I began a project of using low stress stockmanship to herd 460 cows through a 32000 acre grazing plan. During the course of this grazing season, I did a few experiments to see how much ( if any) increase in forage I could get in areas where cattle normally don't graze. One area was four miles from the water source for the 280 head I placed for one day. I placed approximately 180 head to graze up a draw to the top of a long ridge, and let them keep going back on their own. There was another area which was sub-soiled with the Yeoman Plow just before it was grazed.
All of these areas (and more) improved, some with dramatic results. You can see it for yourself in this video!
All of these areas (and more) improved, some with dramatic results. You can see it for yourself in this video!
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Thanks for sharing this! It is amazing what properly managed livestock can do to improve the health and productivity of the land.
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