Adaptive Grazing. Forbs and Medicinal Compounds

Adaptive grazing is a regenerative livestock production system that uses multiple paddocks, frequent moves of livestock with short grazing intervals, and long rest periods to provide full pasture plant recovery. It is a proven method of increasing the resiliency of pastures by building soil organic matter, increasing soil water infiltration, promoting water conservation, adding diversity, and decreasing surface runoff.

This video is one of a six-part series where Allen Williams discusses and demonstrates the principles and benefits of adaptive grazing.

In this video, we join in where Allen is talking about the beneficial qualities of forbs and their medicinal characteristics.