In today's episode we discuss the University of Alberta's Adaptive Multi-Paddock Grazing system project with Dr Mark Boyce.

For more information on this project you can check out this article in the Western Producer: https://www.producer.com/livestock/intensive-grazing-damage-minimal/

Or this one from the Canadian Cattlemen's Association: https://www.canadiancattlemen.ca/news/grazing-can-amp-up-carbon-sequestration-u-of-a-researcher-says/

To learn more about AMP Grazing you can download the AMP Grazing Guidebook from ALUS here: https://alus.ca/grazing-forward/

If you would like to see any of the academic papers from this study you can contact PCBFA.

You can find PCBFA's research and factsheets at https://peacecountrybeef.ca/

Music for our intro and outro is Redwood Highway by Jason Shaw, find more at www.audionautix.com