Ecosystem services (ES) are the direct and indirect contributions of ecosystems to human
well‐being. Grassland ecosystems cover> 40% of Earth's ice‐free terrestrial surface, and …

Grazing plays an important role in milk production in most regions of the world. Despite the
importance of grazing, current trends in livestock farming in Europe are causing a decline in …

'Managed grazing'is gaining attention for its potential to contribute to climate change
mitigation by reducing bare ground and promoting perennialization, thereby enhancing soil …

While commission reports and nutritional guidelines raise concerns about the effects of
consuming red meat on human health, the impacts of how livestock are raised and finished …

Regenerative Grazing as a Solution Regenerative livestock grazing is an agroecological
approach for transforming the performance of modern agriculture. With a growing body of …

To ensure long-term sustainability and ecological resilience of agroecosystems, agricultural
production should be guided by policies to ensure regenerative crop** and grazing …

Regenerative grazing practices have garnered attention from researchers and practitioners
as a promising approach for building farms' ecosystem health while also delivering societal …

Adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing has demonstrated the potential to substantially
improve ecosystems service outcomes relative to the most commonly used grazing …

Globally, grazing lands represent a major carbon (C) sink. However, improper use of these
ecosystems can degrade their soils and their C storage capacity. Specifically, prolonged …

Modern animal scientists, industry, and managers have never faced a more complex world.
Precision livestock technologies have altered management in confined operations to meet …