Covering Ground Journal

High Quality

All the articles were well-written, and the pictures looked fantastic. The "Soil Stories" highlighted various regenerative operations, and that was my favorite part.

Showing the diverse network

Great book. Gives a voice to the committed persons involved in holistic managment and covers the diverse sectors involved in such managment.

Covering Ground is a disappointment; it is a promotional tract with little information. It has some information, but is deliberately vague with beautiful photographs. Only one, "A Groundswell of Grazing Research" by Bobby Gill, has data to chew on. The rest are disappointments with small insights, such as investor owned lands difficult to manage long term. The magazine is not worth $35. (One editing error: p67, last paragraph, line 2 "unsold cuts are parts that need to be kept refrigerated" should be "unsold cuts or parts...." "Holistic Management" is worth paying for, much more than the "Covering Ground" puff piece.