How regenerative grazing increased a farm's output by 50%: a case study

In our Farming with Nature Showcase, we presented the work of four exceptional farmers who have made nature-friendly farming practises work for them. Practises such as these fall under the umbrella of ‘agroecology’, which comes with a wealth of benefits both for the environment and the economy: soilassociation.co/2PIYohV
In this talk, Charley explains how their farm has increased output by 50% thanks to regenerative grazing. Charley and Andrea Walker farm sheep and cattle organically in the Lammermuir Hills, and recently won Farmers Weekly’s Grassland Managers of the Year award. They’re also part of Soil Association Scotland’s Mob Grazing field lab, which aims to measure the benefits, including to soil carbon, of regenerative grazing.
Learn more about the Mob Grazing field lab on the Soil Association Scotland website: soilassociation.co/3Deqsh1
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[@alexbarnett8085]

Really enjoyed watching this and hearing Charley explain all about Regen farming!!

[@SWRural-fk2ub]

That's how to deliver a talk. It shows how training for public speaking is such a benefit if you want to get over your message. If he didn't train then , miraculously, he's a natural. (he did train believe me).

[@danielmaclean8932]

Sweet

[@4thllamaofthealpacolypse712]

3:11 First thing I did was find a banana.
Can't say I'm impressed with their method.
Maybe it works better with practice.

[@SWRural-fk2ub]

The wild primates (not us*, gorillas, chimps, monkeys, etc.) all use the Chinese method so it must be the way.
* matter of opinion