Grazing improves farm resilience
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May 10, 2022

Grazing improves farm resilience

Far more than just providing fodder, grazing can help a farm improve its resilience to future calamities. Regenerative grazing specialists Linda Poole and Justin Morris presented “Grazing for Resilience: Bouncing Forward from Catastrophic Events” as a webinar hosted by Food Animal Concerns Trust. “Can we use catastrophes to help us move forward and

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