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29 September 2025

The Importance of Rotational Grazing in Cattle Management

In modern livestock farming, rotational grazing is proving to be a game-changer—both for the health of the land and the productivity of cattle.

Instead of allowing animals to graze freely in one area all season, rotational grazing involves moving cattle between pastures on a planned schedule. The results? Healthier animals, better pasture, and more sustainable farming.

🌾 Why Rotational Grazing Matters:

  • Pasture Recovery: By rotating herds, grasses have time to regrow—leading to denser, more nutritious forage.
  • Natural Fertilization: Cattle evenly spread manure, boosting soil fertility without synthetic inputs.
  • Improved Soil & Water Retention: Healthy pastures reduce erosion and help soils retain moisture—critical during dry seasons.
  • Healthier Herds: Less exposure to parasites and diseases due to reduced grazing pressure in one spot.
  • Cost-Effective: Better pasture means less need for supplemental feed and lower vet bills.

✅ Rotational grazing isn’t just good for cattle—it’s a win for farmers, soil, and long-term sustainability.

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