By Adam Russell, Texas A&M AgriLife Communications
Texas A&M AgriLife research shows that proper grazing protocols can regenerate soil systems and ecosystem functions. “In non-cropping and cropping areas, grazing ruminants in a manner that enhances soil health reduces the carbon footprint of agriculture much more than by reducing ruminant numbers and provides highly nutritious food that has sustained pastoral livelihoods and cultures for centuries,” Teague said.
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