HOPE! The Series – Episode 4: Managed and Regenerative Grazing in Morón de la Frontera, Spain

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Morón de la Frontera, Spain
Restoring soil health and reducing emissions through smart grazing.
By 2050...
CO₂ savings:
This solution could capture as much CO₂ as the annual emissions of 64 million fossil fuel cars.
That is 4.4% of all vehicles on the road worldwide.
Economic benefit:
For every euro invested, €7.4 in net benefits would be generated.
Managed grazing is a natural and effective solution for restoring degraded soils and improving biodiversity. By intelligently managing herd movement and grazing times, soils can regenerate, capture more carbon and improve their water retention capacity. This practice benefits both the environment and farmers, as it optimises the use of pasture, reduces erosion and improves animal health. In addition to contributing to the fight against climate change, managed grazing creates greener landscapes that are rich in wildlife and capable of supporting more sustainable agricultural management. Implementing this practice can be one of the most effective ways to regenerate our ecosystems and increase the productivity of agricultural land.

What can you do?
If you are a livestock farmer, consider adopting managed grazing techniques to improve the health of your land and reduce your environmental impact.
Support policies that promote sustainable land and natural resource management.