Post-Grazing Soil Regeneration

What happens here

After the hay bale is unrolled, a fine layer of hay remains on the ground, serving as a blanket for the soil. This blanket helps hold moisture and heat, crucial for seed germination. The cattle's hooves then push the seeds into the ground, ensuring good seed-to-soil contact. This process, combined with the manure left behind, significantly improves soil health and contributes to a regenerative cycle. The paddock is then left to rest for approximately 45 days before the cattle return, allowing the grass to recover and thrive.

Goal: Optimize soil health and grass recovery after cattle grazing and hay unrolling.