WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Some pastures could use a little time off, and a rotational grazing system is the perfect R and R, said a Purdue University Extension beef specialist. Rotational grazing ...

Producers who follow a rotational grazing system will move cattle frequently, which brings on added labor challenges, K-State veterinarian Bob Larson said.

Rotational grazing involves fencing a piece of field off into smaller sections and rotating what sections the cattle can graze on. The system forces cattle to eat all the grass in a given section.

In a rotational grazing system, cattle are regularly moved between different sections of a pasture so they can feed on the forage growing there, instead of relying on silage and grains for their diet.

Irish Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol. 2, No. 2 (Oct., 1963), pp. 243-258 (16 pages) The objects of the experiment described were to ascertain the effect of increasing the stocking intensity, ...

In a rotational grazing system, cattle are regularly moved between different sections of a pasture so they can feed on the forage growing there, instead of relying on silage and grains for their diet.

In a rotational grazing system, cattle are regularly moved between different sections of a pasture so they can feed on the forage growing there, instead of relying on silage and grains for their diet.

In a rotational grazing system, cattle are regularly moved between different sections of a pasture so they can feed on the forage growing there, instead of relying on silage and grains for their diet.