78K views · 102 shares | Watch as Kendal moves the bulls out to pasture, rotates the cattle from one paddock to another, and chops some musk thistle! | Peterson Farm Bros | Facebook

“Isn’t AMP grazing just rotational grazing?” Not at all! While both methods move cattle, traditional rotational grazing involves permanent paddocks and relatively infrequent moves. By contrast, adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing involves much more frequent moves (2 - 3 times a day!) and infinitely adjustable paddocks to tailor your grazing strategy according to the increasing biomass as your land improves. That makes AMP Grazing cheaper and more flexible than traditional rotational grazing! Wh