11K views · 249 reactions | The use of rotational grazing by cattle producers benefits the forage by letting it rest and regrow. The penetration of the cattle's hooves stimulates growth of the plants. Producers like the Crows on Park Ranch in Texas implement practices like this to improve their lands. | National Cattlemen's Beef Association | Facebook

Rotational grazing has always been part of our ranching practices and those of many cattle ranchers across California. By moving cattle from pasture to pasture, we allow grasses time to rest and regrow, which helps protect root systems, retain moisture, and prevent overgrazing. In drought years, low rainfall seasons, and even wet years, managing grazing pressure is essential. Healthy soil supports stronger forage, better water infiltration, and a more resilient pasture system. When soil is maint