In our latest webinar we are joined by Fernando Falomir from our mentoring partner Understanding Ag to discuss the positive effects that an adaptive grazing system can have on livestock health and behaviour.

Adaptive grazing, also called adaptive multi paddock grazing or regenerative grazing, involves high density grazing in smaller areas for shorter periods. This allows plants time to recover, encouraging more growth, greater diversity and improved soil health.

As Fernando explains, it can also come with benefits for the health of your livestock, lower vet and med bills and reduced inputs.

Regenerate Outcomes are pleased to be teaming up with our mentoring partners Understanding Ag to bring you Grounded: The regenerative farming podcast.

Grounded features interviews and insights with people from across the farming community as they share stories and expertise of uplifting soil, plant, animal and human health.

The podcast is hosted by Stuart Johnson, 2023 Soil Farmer of the Year, and Kyle Richardville, who works as a farm consultant for Understanding Ag.

Regenerate Outcomes are proud to work with Understanding Ag to help farmers maximise profits through improved soil health.

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting Understanding Ag’s first soil academies in Great Britain next year.

The academies are free to attend for Regenerate Outcomes’ member farms.

They will feature two days of interactive field walks and classroom sessions, led by experienced farmers combining practical knowledge with scientific expertise.