Moving livestock from field to field to lessen the impact of their grazing practices is slowly taking hold, and some proponents say new federal funding coupled with better outreach could get more ...

Moving livestock through different pastures or paddocks during the grazing season can help minimize overgrazing and more fully utilize forage. However, the number of ranchers adopting rotational ...

Keeping your cattle, goats, sheep, or chickens moving is the key to successful, controlled rotational grazing on a small homestead. Too often, homesteaders with small acreage and only a few animals ...

Rotational grazing is often promoted as a cure-all for pasture health, soil conservation and ranch profitability. Yet adoption remains surprisingly low, said state forage specialist with University of ...

A study by USDA’s Economic Research Service finds 40% of cow-calf operations use rotational grazing and less than half of them use intensive rotational grazing. Of the operations reporting using ...

You’ve seen it plenty of times: bare pasture grazed down to the nub. Who wouldn’t rather look out of the stable to see happy horses grazing on healthy pastures? One solution lies in rotational grazing ...

CANTON, Minn. — Over 30 years ago, Vance and Bonnie Haugen drove onto a foreclosed farm in southeastern Minnesota and saw not what was there, which was scraped-down corn and soybean ground, but what ...

Beef and sheep farmer John Ritchie, winner of Farmers Weekly’s Grassland Manager of the Year 2023, replaced set stocking with rotational grazing on his Perthshire hill farm. He will be sharing updates ...

How livestock are grazed is becoming increasingly important for the future of UK farming. Roundworms remain one of the ...

Rotational grazing isn't a new concept for beef farmers, but it is one that some farmers swear by. Central Queensland graziers, Rob and Ainsley McArthur, have doubled the number of cattle on their ...