Managed grazing boosts grassland carbon capture
A two-year study on a North Dakota ranch found that brief grazing followed by extended recovery increased grassland carbon uptake and water use efficiency compared with ungrazed pasture.

A two-year study on a North Dakota ranch found that brief grazing followed by extended recovery increased grassland carbon uptake and water use efficiency compared with ungrazed pasture.

A review of 125 studies identifies holistic planned grazing as the most comprehensive regenerative framework, with the strongest evidence supporting soil improvement.

By working with ecology instead of against it, Clive transforms heavy, high-rainfall land into a resilient grazing system that carries stock calmly and profitably all year round.

On a rain-lashed Scottish fenceline, this case study shows how holistic planned grazing turns soil into a carbon-rich sponge—swallowing downpours, ending runoff, and building drought-and-flood resilience from the ground up.
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