by Karin | Sep 16, 2024 | Managing for Soil Caretaking, Regenerative Grazing, Stocking Rates, Stock Density & Animal Impact
Pugging is a common issue associated with livestock on wet ground. It’s a term used to describe the deep holes and mounds left behind when large herbivores like horses or cattle graze or walk on soft ground. Soft ground can be in a riparian area, a pasture after...
by Karin | Sep 14, 2024 | Living Organism Employees, Regenerative Grazing, Stocking Rates, Stock Density & Animal Impact
(The following is from my monthly newsletter. This series began in March 2022 and has continued for nearly a year, with its final installment in February 2023. Below is the “better” edited version I initially emailed my followers.) This post focuses on...
