Why start mob grazing?

Why start mob grazing?

Farmers report that implementing a mob grazing system leads to better soil health, healthier cattle and lower costs.

The Mob Grazing group first met at Comielaw Farm on the Balcaskie Estate in Fife in October 2018. At that point the farm team were in their second year of experimenting with mob grazing.

English beef farmer and long-term Holistic Management practitioner Rob Havard gave a presentation about the benefits of Mob Grazing, which you can read here or watch the video:

Explore the benefits of mob grazing

Each month we'll be updating the resources below with information from our mob grazing group on a new topic relating to mob grazing.

Soil health and biodiversity

See videos of mob grazers looking at soil health and wildlife - getting diversity above and below ground.
Soil health and biodiversity

Why one farming couple started mob grazing

James and Nikki Yoxall share how the mob grazing group has been a great source of information and support as they started mob grazing their own herd.
How one farming couple started mob grazing their herd

Join the community

Our farmers are sharing regular updates on their day-to-day mob grazing practice.

You can keep on top of everything that's going on by joining our Mob Grazing Scotland Facebook group to get support and advice from other mob grazers.  

Want to learn more about mob grazing?

Our Mob Grazing Scotland Facebook group connects farmers across Scotland who want to learn more about mob grazing and share their experiences.
Join the facebook group

Back to the mob grazing hub

Mob grazing

Scotland farming homepage

Back to the Scotland homepage