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This method involves moving livestock between pastures to allow forage plants to recover, which improves grass health and feed quality.

Providing balanced diets with vitamins and minerals can prevent deficiencies, promote growth and reproduction, and increase resistance to disease.

Selective breeding improves genetic traits, which can lead to animals with better health, productivity, and adaptability to environmental stress.

Regular and strategic vaccination can prevent diseases in farm animals, reducing mortality rates and promoting overall herd health.

This involves soil testing, reseeding, fertilization, and weed control to maintain high-quality forage for grazing animals.

Properly designed and maintained shelters protect animals from harsh weather, reduce disease risks, and ensure the welfare of the livestock.

Effective manure management can reduce environmental impact, recycle nutrients back into the soil, and provide a natural fertilizer for crop production.

Implementing biosecurity protocols such as quarantine and traffic control can prevent the introduction and spread of contagious diseases.

Ensuring a clean and continuous water supply prevents dehydration and waterborne diseases, contributing to the overall health of the herd.