Grazing systems refer to the management practices used to optimize the grazing of livestock on pastureland. These systems aim to balance the needs of animals, plants, and the environment, ensuring sustainable use of resources. Common types include continuous grazing, where animals have unrestricted access to pasture, and rotational grazing, which involves moving livestock between different pastures to allow for regrowth. Effective grazing systems can improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and increase forage production. By carefully managing grazing patterns, farmers can reduce overgrazing and promote healthier ecosystems. This approach benefits both livestock and the land, leading to more sustainable agricultural practices.