Which statement describes rotational grazing?

• A. A practice of keeping animals in one pasture
• B. Letting all fields be used at once
• C. Moving animals between pastures
• D. Eating forage directly

Answer: (C)

Rotational grazing is a grazing management practice where livestock are moved between separate pastures or paddocks to optimize forage use and give plants time to regrow. The statement that describes moving animals from one grazing area to another captures the essence of rotation, which helps prevent overgrazing, promotes even pasture utilization, and supports quicker forage recovery. Keeping animals in a single pasture doesn't create rest periods for plants, using all fields at once leads to overuse, and simply eating forage is what grazing is in general, not the management pattern of rotating across areas.