Soil: The Solution.
This article shares practical tips to improve adaptive grazing management, including rest periods, plant diversity and winter grazing, to support soil health and grassland resilience.
With the exception of organically managed herds, there are few dairy cows on pasture on Quebec farms. Yet, this is still common practice elsewhere...
This page brings together tools and resources to help producers develop and implement their grazing plans. It includes grazing plan templates, practical guides, training materials, webinars, and mentorship opportunities to improve grazing management and pasture resilience.
This document outlines the basic principles of holistic management, an approach that aims to make decisions while taking into account the environmental, economic, and social aspects of the farm. It explains the importance of adapting pasture management to the needs of plants, animals, and soils to promote their long-term health.
In this presentation, Greg Judy explores the benefits and challenges of multi-species grazing, integrating different livestock species within the same grazing system. He discusses...
Following our two webinars on “Grazing Your Dairy Herd" this winter 2026, here is some useful information to keep in mind as you reflect...
This presentation explores grazing management strategies that improve cattle performance while maintaining pasture productivity. In particular, it covers the principles of rotational grazing, the...
This guide provides sheep producers with a step-by-step introduction to establishing a grazing system, covering land requirements, fencing, watering systems, shelters, predator protection, parasite management and forage selection. It offers practical guidance for gradually integrating grazing into flock management.
This page brings together tools and resources to help producers develop and implement their grazing plans. It includes grazing plan templates, practical guides, training materials, webinars and mentorship opportunities to improve grazing management and pasture resilience.
A practical guide to pasture management in organic dairy farming: feeding cows, forage management, and organizing rotational grazing.
Bale grazing involves placing hay bales in a fenced pasture or meadow according to a specific layout to facilitate self-feeding by cattle. This technical guide covers the following topics: definitions, regulations, benefits and possibilities, site selection, techniques and bale placement, water, feeding, fence management, equipment, selection of forage crops and a cereal for reseeding damaged pasture, as well as references.
Pasture 101 is an online learning resource featuring technical modules on various aspects of pasture management, including forage species selection, pasture establishment and rejuvenation, fencing, watering systems, soil management and extended grazing. Each module includes additional resources and practical tools, such as worksheets and quizzes, to help producers apply what they learn to their own operations.
This document outlines the basic principles of holistic management, an approach that aims to make decisions while taking into account the environmental, economic, and social aspects of the farm. It explains how ecosystems function and the importance of adapting pasture management to the needs of plants, animals, and soils to promote their long-term health.
Video presentations on grazing systems, cropping systems, Indigenous Agriculture and economics in Alberta.
The “For Our Soil’s Sake” podcast gives a voice to farmers, experts, and community leaders so they can share their experiences with regenerative agriculture. Through real-life stories, it explores practices that help improve soil health, water quality, biodiversity, and farm resilience.
In this presentation, Greg Judy explores the complementary roles of livestock and forage plants in maintaining soil health. He explains how well-managed grazing can...
The principles and benefits of multi-species forage mixtures, highlighting how different plants complement one another to optimise resource use and enhance the resilience of...
This practical guide explores best management practices to improve pasture health and livestock productivity across Atlantic Canada. Topics include plant growth, grazing systems, soil fertility, fencing, drought management and extending the grazing season.
This page brings together tools to help producers develop and implement their grazing plans. It includes grazing plan templates, practical guides, training materials, webinars and mentorship opportunities to improve grazing management and pasture resilience.
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