Reduce unwanted vegetation while also improving the health of your soil.

Also called "prescribed grazing," targeted grazing regenerates your soil by:​​

• improving water filtration, which reduces runoff and erosion

• improving water retention for increased drought resistance

• fertilizing naturally with manure and urine, which increases microbial activity and nutrients in your soil

• increasing organic matter as hooves incorporate manure and urine into the soil

• reducing chemical fertilizer and herbicide use, which is costly and damaging to health, water quality, and native ecosystems

• reducing compaction as opposed to heavy equipment

• increasing aeration through hoof action

• increasing carbon sequestration in soil to combat climate change

• increasing soil pH to reduce soil acidification

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