Our family is committed to the happiness and wellbeing of our livestock and their environment. We stay focused on allowing them to act like, well, like animals. The way nature intended. They are never couped up in a barn or stuck in a pen. Our animals are always out on pasture and free to display their natural behaviors in a stress-free relaxed environment. We maintain a multi-species ecosystem utilizing Beef Cattle, Chickens, Goats, Pigs, and Donkeys. We sustainably manage them through a regenerative rotational grazing management system. To put it simply, we mimic what their natural behavior’ would be in the wild.

Regenerative rotational grazing is a sustainable livestock management practice that involves moving livestock between pastures in a systematic way, allowing for natural land recovery. This method mimics the natural grazing patterns of wildlife, promoting healthy soil, enhancing biodiversity, and ensuring the long-term viability of grasslands through carbon sequestration. Removing carbon from the air and putting in back into the soil.

We rotate our livestock twice a day, this eliminates overgrazing, and grasses have the opportunity to fully recover over a 60–120-day period before they return to that same area, promoting deeper root systems and improved soil structure. This results in increased carbon sequestration, which contributes to the fight against climate change. Additionally, regenerative rotational grazing can lead to improved water retention in the soil and enhancing pasture resilience to extreme weather conditions.

Implementing this practice not only benefits our land but also improves the health and productivity of our livestock. When animals are allowed to graze on diverse forage species, their nutritional intake increases, leading to better overall weight gain and health. Ultimately, regenerative rotational grazing exemplifies a holistic approach to agriculture, fostering a harmonious relationship between livestock, pasture, and the environment.