Rotational Grazing Benefits and Specific Methods

  • Andrae J
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Rotational grazing is a topic frequently discussed among forage producers. Many testimonials have been made regarding the benefits of rotational grazing. Some claim that simply implementing a rotational grazing system will allow doubling or even tripling stocking rates and total elimination of fertilizer inputs. These claims are far from true; however, rotational grazing does offer substantial benefits to cattle producers located in the humid eastern US, including improved animal productivity, increased plant persistence, conservation of environmental resources, and improved animal temperament. This article gives a general overview of rotational grazing, with examples taken in part from Southern Forages (3rd ed) and a large, three-year grazing study conducted by Drs. Hoveland, McCann, and Hill at the University of Georgia.

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Andrae, J. (2008). Rotational Grazing Benefits and Specific Methods. American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 104–108. https://doi.org/10.21423/aabppro20084376

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