Terms
Rest-Rotation and Deferred Grazing
Continuous Grazing
Short Duration Grazing
100

Non-Use for a year (useful for creating wildlife habitat)

What is Rest

100

First specialized grazing system in the U.S

Deferred Rotation grazing

100

What is Continuous grazing? 

Grazing an area throughout the year or the part of the year when grazing is feseble

100

Short duration is also called 

Rapid rotation, time control, and cell grazing 

200

Rotation 

Movement of livestock from one pasture to another on a scheduled basis

200

Most failures in rest rotation are related to 

Heavy stocking rates

200

Problems when using Continuous Grazing 

Water, Forage and Cover

200

Where was short duration grazing developed 

Zimbabwe

300

Number of animals per unit area

High stock density 

300

The best vegetation responses have been found on what 

Tall Grass prairie 

300

Productivity and condition can be maintained under _ 

Moderate continuous grazing intensity 

300

Who developed short duration grazing 

Allan Savory

400

Deferment

Delay of grazing in a pasture until seed maturity of the key forage species

400

One pasture receives 12 months of nonuse while the other pastures observe 

Grazing load 

400

In flat terrain the problem can be overcome by 

Rotating access to watering locations 

400

Stocking rate has major impacts on 

Range condition and animal production 

500

Multicamp

Eight or more paddocks

500

There are better systems in this area if the goal is livestock production 

Flat desert or prairie 

500

In what circumstances is a continuous grazing system Greater than or equal to any other grazing systems

In a flat shortgrass and northern mixed prairie, or a where precipitation is under 12 inches of rain

500

What affects economic return 

availability of fencing materials, labor, existing fence, and number of paddocks used