grazing

Sur. ආස්පර්ශ

n. තණබිම

n. විකිණීමට ගවයන් ඇතිකිරීම

Definition:

Grazing (noun) - the act of feeding on grass or other plants by livestock or wild animals. Grazing typically involves animals moving around a pasture or field to consume vegetation as a source of food. This activity is essential for the nutrition and sustenance of herbivores, such as cows, sheep, and deer.

Grazing helps animals meet their dietary needs by providing them with a natural and abundant food source. Additionally, grazing plays a vital role in ecosystem management by shaping the composition and structure of plant communities, influencing soil health, and promoting biodiversity.

Grazing can be managed through rotational grazing systems, where animals are moved to different areas periodically to prevent overgrazing and promote regrowth of vegetation.