Innovative rotational grazing on mixed dairy-beef farm

Rotational pasture management for sustainable dairy and beef farming on a 150-hectare mixed farm

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Sebastian Vaida's family farm in Romania spans 150 hectares, combining dairy and beef production through an innovative rotational grazing system. The farm optimizes pasture use across 115 hectares of grassland, with 35 hectares of beech forests enhancing biodiversity, light penetration, and water access. By reseeding pastures and strategically managing hay bales, the farm increases milk yield and meat production while reducing labor and environmental impact. The system supports sustainable land use, improves animal nutrition, and is adaptable to climate change. This model offers a replicable framework for mixed farming operations seeking efficiency, resilience, and ecological balance.

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Project

Grazing4AgroEcology

European Network to promote grazing and to support grazing-based farms on their economic and ecologic performances as well as on animal welfare

Location
Romania
Authors
Chiciudean Daniel, USAMVCN
Purpose
Adopt innovative practices, Implement best practices, Support decision-making and strategic planning

File type
document
Created on
Jun 30, 2025
Origin language
Romanian
Official project website
Grazing4AgroEcology
License
CC BY