title = "Pasture Rotation Principles"

content = """
Rotational grazing improves forage utilization, reduces parasite load, and supports
soil health. Prairie Wind Ranch follows a rest-based rotation where paddocks receive
sufficient recovery time before the next grazing event.

**Grazing Duration:** Move livestock when forage height indicates utilization of
roughly one-third to one-half of available growth. For cool-season grasses, this
often means moving every three to seven days depending on stocking density and
season. Overgrazing weakens root systems and reduces regrowth.

**Rest Periods:** Allow paddocks to recover to target height before re-entry. For
native warm-season grasses, rest periods of 30 to 45 days during the growing season
support vigor. Cool-season pastures may require 21 to 30 days. Extend rest in drought.

**Stocking Density:** Higher stock density for shorter periods produces more uniform
grazing and manure distribution. Match herd size and paddock size to achieve the
desired residency period without exceeding forage capacity.
"""  # noqa: E501

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