The use of rotational grazing by cattle producers benefits the forage by letting it rest and regrow. The penetration of the cattle's hooves stimulates growth of the plants. Producers like the Crows on Park Ranch in Texas implement practices like this to improve their lands. | National Cattlemen's Beef Association

“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

Setting Up Our Fences for Rotational Grazing | Homesteading Family