Holistic grazing is a regenerative agricultural practice that subdivides pastures into smaller paddocks and rotates livestock between the paddocks to allow for longer rest periods for forage regeneration. This improves soil health by building deeper root systems and increasing drought resistance compared to rotational grazing. The grazing time depends on the plant growth rate and season, with longer grazing in wet seasons when growth is rapid. Holistic grazing has benefits like increased milk production, soil protection, and the potential to make wildlife and livestock grazing compatible.