Why Managed Grazing

Because it’s just so good

Boost Your Bottom Line

Managed grazing helps farmers increase profits by cutting down on costly inputs like feed and fertilizer. With healthier soil and natural pasture growth, you’ll spend less on external resources, making your farm more financially sustainable.

Strengthen Rural Communities

Managed grazing supports small farms and boosts rural economies by promoting local food systems. It helps farms thrive by keeping money in the local community and maintaining strong connections between producers and consumers.

Healthier Food

Pasture-raised livestock produce meat and dairy products that are higher in essential nutrients, like healthy fats and vitamins. By embracing managed grazing, you’re not only improving your farm but also providing more nutritious food for your family and community.

Experience the Community!

The grazing community is more than happy to answer your questions and teach you the ins and outs of managed grazing. Join the facebook group, a local network, and go to plenty of pasture walks!

A Greener Way to Farm

Managed grazing significantly outperforms conventional livestock agriculture in terms of environmental impact. By reducing overgrazing, enhancing soil health, improving water quality, and lowering greenhouse gas emissions, managed grazing offers a far more eco-friendly and climate-resilient method. This practice promotes a sustainable balance between livestock production and environmental preservation, making it a much greener way to farm.

Healthier Animals

Livestock raised on managed grazing systems are healthier and experience less stress. Grazing on diverse, nutrient-rich pastures leads to better animal welfare, reduced disease, and less need for medications.

Farming that Feeds Your Soul

Managed grazing gives farmers more flexibility and joy in their work. Spend less time on a tractor and more time caring for your animals and land, while enjoying the sight of your thriving farm and healthy livestock. It’s a more balanced, fulfilling way to farm.