1) The document summarizes a study of sediment and nutrient loss from paddocks used for rotational grazing and winter housing of dairy cattle at Breneman Farms in Wisconsin over two years. 2) Most sediment, phosphorus, and nitrogen loss occurred during snowmelt events on frozen ground in winter and spring, primarily from one major runoff event each year. 3) Despite housing cows at higher densities in winter, losses from the farm were extremely low and well below tolerable limits, likely due to the farm's soil characteristics, gentle slopes, and perennial sod cover that aid infiltration.