Suitability of peat grazing areas for dairy farming (Government area)

Differences in soil characteristics within peat grazing areas affecting the suitability for dairy farming: On the soil layout maps for grazing, large areas are referred to as land with few possibilities for grazing. These are meadows with disabilities: they still have moderate (sometimes even high gross production) but due to large grazing losses and very limited mobility, these lands must be treated with the right (farmer) policy. However, what is a handicap for regular pasture (bad carrying capacity) is beneficial for organic pasture farming (higher nutritional status and higher organic dust content).