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Managed Grazing for Healthier Herds Rotational grazing involves moving livestock between different pasture segments to prevent overgrazing. This allows the grass to recover, improves soil health through natural fertilization, and breaks pest cycles. It also ensures that animals consistently have access to high-quality forage, leading to better weight gain and health.
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