The "hot" aspect of the equation refers to "hot fencing" or electric fencing systems, which are the technological backbone of modern rotational grazing. Unlike permanent barbed wire, hot fencing allows for the creation of temporary, movable paddocks. This mobility is essential for managing the intense grazing pressure required to stimulate plant growth. When utilized correctly, a hot system prevents the selective grazing habits of livestock, forcing them to utilize the entire sward, thereby uniformly depositing manure and urine back into the soil. This creates a nutrient cycle that is far more efficient than continuous grazing.
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