Graduated cultivation of permanent grassland

Graduated cultivation of permanent grassland is a method of managing permanent grassland to promote biodiversity and maintain healthy ecosystems. It involves cutting and grazing the grasses in a cyclical pattern that gradually changes the height of the grasses and creates a patchwork of different heights. This method helps to increase the number of species of plants, insects, and animals in the grassland. It also helps to maintain soil fertility and reduce the risk of soil erosion.