A healthy mixture of different plants and animals is incredibly valuable to grassland ecosystems for many reasons related to resiliency, soil health, carbon capture, pollinators, livestock nutrition, and more. Additionally, this variety can create opportunities for greater economic sustainability of an operation. Cultivating healthy and balanced landscapes can be achieved through proper management and understanding of grazing behavior.
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