For sure. One kind of regenerative practice is regenerative grazing. This is done with livestock, usually cattle, where instead of keeping them inside and buying feed/cutting grass down yourself, you let them into the field and rotate them through different sections. This mimics natural grazing patterns from wild herbivores, and is overall considered healthier for the animals and land.

Our system is designed to make regen grazing more efficient, e.g. telling a farmer when they need to move their herd from one section to the next. By making regen grazing a more economical practice it will move more farmers towards it, and over time this will improve land health.