SPIER MOB GRAZING PROJECT The project is located on the Spier farm near Stellenbosch and involves soil-carbon enrichment. The project’s pasture management is based on the high-density grazing methodology developed in the 1980s. The presence of many animals in a small space for a short period of time means enormous amounts of manure and urine are deposited on the land, leading to healthy, robust pasture growth achieved without the application of fertilizer. Cattle are moved between four and six times per day and laying hens, accommodated in 'egg-mobiles', are moved every day. In accordance with the supply agreement, 50% of the revenue transferred from the registry to the project must be allocated directly to farm employees.