Mob-grazing for cost reduction, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration

Mob-grazing, or Adaptive Multi-Paddock grazing, is an intensive rotational system that improves soil health, boosts biodiversity, and enhances carbon sequestration. At the NEFERTITI cross-viticulture project in the UK, Clare Hill of FAI Farms shared practical insights on implementing this method. The approach involves high-density, short-duration grazing across small paddocks to regenerate pastures, reduce external inputs, and increase climate resilience. Supported by the Organic Climate Network and Farm Knowledge tools, mob-grazing demonstrates tangible benefits for sustainable agriculture and regenerative farming.