The Regenerative Grazing Kick-Start (10th-11th Sep)

2-Day Intensive course covering the initial principles, equipment, and considerations for managing ruminant livestock in regenerative, agroecological and low-input farming systems.

Provider

Pasture for Life, Glenclova

£495.00

Enquire via email to Pasture for Life.

Description

Are you thinking about grazing differently? You will after this! This 2-Day Intensive course, delivered by Pasture for Life, in the scenic Angus Glens, covers the introductory principles, equipment, and considerations for managing ruminant livestock as part of a regenerative and low-input farming system. Led by Nikki Yoxall, Farmer and Technical Director of Pasture for Life, with support from National Development Manager Jamie Jack, this 2-Day course is designed for beginners and seasoned farmers taking the first steps to implement new grazing strategies in their businesses. Over the course of 2 days we'll cover: - Principles of Regenerative Grazing - Definitions of Grazing Systems - Decision-Making Frameworks - Season-by-Season Grazing Considerations - Animal Suitability and Selection - Monitoring, Recording and Observation Skills - & Fencing and Water Systems Breakfast, Lunch and refreshments are included in the cost of attending. Any travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the attendee, but the PfL team can assist in arranging accommodation or travel locally. (10th-11th of September 2026)

About Pasture for Life

Grazing animals on 100% pasture brings positive impacts for biodiversity and carbon, human health and wellbeing, and animal health and welfare. Pasture for Life works on the ground, every day, to restore ecosystems, implement positive change in our food and farming systems, and demonstrate the benefits of 100% pasture fed. As of 2024 we are now providing training in the skills essential for pasture-fed and regenerative livestock production to those who are studying, working in or, desire to work in agriculture.

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Location

Glenclova

You will need to travel to the course location.

Level

Beginner

Style

Some Hands On
Some Reading & Writing
Some Watching
Some Listening
Some Socialising

Attendee Requirements

Tools and Equipment

Pens and separate notebook are recommended.

Clothing or PPE

Strong waterproof footwear for outdoors, and separate clean indoor footwear Waterproof jacket AND trousers

Prior Experience

We recommend attendees have some basic farming knowledge or experience prior to attending in order to get the most out of the course.

Prior Qualifications or Certificates

None

Enquire via email to Pasture for Life.