South Dakota Ranch Revives Wildlife Through Rotational Grazing
A ranching family in South Dakota has adopted rotational grazing and virtual fencing technology to restore the biodiversity of its land. Pastures are given rest periods between grazing sessions, which has improved plant health and brought native ecosystems back to balance. As a result, wildlife populations have grown, including several bird species and larger mammals. The method has also made cattle management less labor-intensive for the family.
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