I'm afraid it's quite the opposite of a Salatin model. It's a high-end grain feeding operation for wagyu and prime beef. The only pasture exposure would be in the case of an accident lol
I never knew that about horse manure. I used some (and a lot of the stable bedding) a few years ago, and those beds are pretty awesome now. The first year, not do much (it wasn't composted), but the worms in em now are pretty substantial, and we do have plenty of mycelial activity in there too. I'm thinking that's an indicator that the cow manure may be a viable option. I think I'll pick up a truck load or two and compost it down and see what happens.