Types of Pastures - SS2 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What type of pasture is characterized by grasses and forage plants maintained for several years without replanting?
Permanent pasture
Permanent pasture
Temporary pasture
Irrigated pasture
Which type of pasture involves moving livestock between different sections to prevent overgrazing?
Permanent pasture
Rotational pasture
Temporary pasture
Irrigated pasture
Temporary pastures are typically planted with:
Perennial grasses
Annual or short-lived plants
Trees and shrubs
Cacti
What is the primary purpose of irrigated pastures?
Providing shade for livestock
Preventing soil erosion
Enhancing forage growth with regular watering
Creating wildlife habitats
Which factor affects pasture establishment?
Proper grazing management
Access to water sources
Fertilization
Soil type and quality
To prevent overgrazing, which management practice involves moving livestock between different pasture sections?
Fertilization
Fertilization
Weed control
Weed control
What is an essential consideration for distributing pastures?
Soil quality
Pest control
Pest control
Topography and land layout
Which practice involves adding nutrients to the soil to enhance forage growth?
Pest control
Grazing management
Fertilization
Irrigation
Adequate rest periods for pasture are crucial to:
Promote soil erosion
Prevent overgrazing
Encourage weed growth
Increase livestock density
Soil testing is performed to assess:
Livestock health
Topography
Soil nutrient levels
Pest infestations