We’re basically soil farmers. We are using natural and as-old-as-time methods of grazing our animals through an area to trim the blades of grass and provide the ground with essential nutrients (aka manure), which it can then absorb while it rests (means no animals are on it) and create more food for the living ecosystem in the soil – think worms and extremely tiny microorganisms which help keep the soil healthier, stronger, and ALIVE. When you farm regeneratively, you are regenerating soil and earth matter and helping to sequester more carbon in the soil (where it belongs) and less in the air.