Bale Grazing Demo at Pouch Cove Pasture
Sat, Nov 08
|Pouch Cove Pasture
Discover practical techniques for developing healthier land and livestock. Learn how to turn winter feeding into a soil-building strategy, reduce fuel use, enhance pasture fertility and transport low-input systems into high impact results.
Time & Location
Nov 08, 2025, 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Pouch Cove Pasture, Pouch Cove, NL A1K 1C8, Canada
About the event
Discover how Newfoundland and Labrador producers can turn winter feeding into a climate-smart, soil-building strategy. Bale grazing is a cost-effective, low-labour practice that enhances soil health by returning organic matter and nutrients directly to the land. When bales are placed in a pasture they allow livestock to graze in stages, producers improve water-holding capacity and extend time on pasture — all while conserving inputs. This approach mirrors the benefits of rotational grazing BMPs and is especially well-suited to NL’s short growing season.
If you are curious to see it in action? Join us for a hands-on demonstration and learn how bale grazing can work for your operation.
