Drought-adapted mob grazing for resilient pastures

Mob Grazing is a sustainable rotational grazing system where livestock are intensely stocked for short periods, promoting pasture recovery, deep root development, and soil health. This method mimics natural herding patterns, enhancing biodiversity and resilience. Key practices include high stocking density, short grazing duration, and high residue retention—typically 50% of plant material left behind. The resulting mulch layer reduces evaporation and erosion while enriching the soil. Widely applied in Europe, Mob Grazing supports nutrient-rich forage, improved forage growth, and long-term pasture sustainability.