The Big Problem

For decades, we have been told to manage grass with fire, fertilizer, or partial grazing.

But here’s the truth:

• Leaving stems behind keeps plants weak and limits regrowth.
• Soils are compacting, drying, and losing fertility.
• Grasslands are producing less forage every year.

It’s not your fault - it’s a broken system.

The Ancient Solution

Thousands of years ago, giant grazers like mammoths, mastodons, and sloths roamed the land.

They shaped ecosystems by:

• Consuming coarse forage that cattle won’t touch today

• Recycling nutrients rapidly through manure

• Stimulating lush, leafy regrowth by removing stems

When they disappeared, ecosystems broke down. But today, there’s a proven way to restore what was lost!

What You’ll Learn in This Free Guide:

✔ Why removing stems boosts leaf-to-stem ratio in regrowth

✔ How Total Grazing restores soil fertility and water retention

✔ The overlooked link between grazing and long-lived soil carbon

✔ Practical steps you can apply to increase forage yield - without costly inputs