Methods of rangeland improvement - SS2 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 1

Promoting overgrazing

Regulating the number of livestock

Increasing soil erosion

Reducing biodiversity

Keeping livestock in the same pasture year-round

Grazing animals freely without management

Moving livestock among paddocks in a planned sequence

Using artificial lighting to extend grazing hours

When using fertilizers on rangeland, what is essential to consider?

Ignoring soil tests and nutrient needs

Proper timing and placement

Using any fertilizer available

Introducing invasive plant species

Decreasing biodiversity

Restoring native vegetation

Promoting overgrazing

Improved soil stability

Increased biodiversity

Soil erosion and degradation

Healthier rangeland ecosystems

Allowing unrestricted grazing by livestock

Regulating the number of animals based on their appetite

Adjusting the number of animals to match available forage

Completely removing livestock from the rangeland

To keep livestock stationary in one area

To maximize forage consumption

To promote overgrazing

To give pastures time to recover

Guesswork

Soil tests and nutrient needs

The color of the soil

Random distribution

Enhanced soil fertility

Nutrient runoff and water pollution

Increased biodiversity

Reduced plant growth

Invasive species

Exotic species

Native or adapted species

Herbaceous weeds