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When High Density Hurts: Remediating Overgrazed Land

By   /  September 9, 2019  /  1 Comment

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I am a complete believer in mob (high-density rotational) grazing. I have seen marginal land explode
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I graduated from West Virginia University in 2012 with a degree in livestock management, and a minor in agribusiness. While at WVU, I won a statewide entrepreneurship competition with a patentable device I designed for video-assisted cattle artificial insemination. I then spent six months interning for grazing expert Greg Judy in Missouri. Now I run Rhinestone Cattle Consulting, helping new and experienced farmers build profitable mob grazing beef operations. I offer artificial insemination, electric fence building and graphic design services too. I'll travel anywhere in the 48 states for on-farm consulting and speaking at conferences.

1 Comment

  1. Ethan says:
    September 13, 2019 at 6:04 am

    Thank you for addressing this! I will be sharing this widely.

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