Maybe that is why it is so attractive to producers of meat and milk, in these days of shrinking margins and skyrocketing input costs. It is YOU, and most specifically, your ability to master the art of integrating soil, climate, animal, and plant factors into a whole. People who are best adapted to making money from MIG are those who are comfortable in being flexible, in flying by the seat of their pants, in observing, judging, and reorienting their grazing practices, in managing by what they see - not what they expected to see, and if warranted, in making a 180 degree turn in their best laid plans.
Pasture is like that - no two ways about it.
If that sounds like you and your family, then there is money, and a lot of personal satisfaction, in mastering the art of MIG pasture. It is unlawful to remove this copyright notice.