Feedlot systems are agricultural operations where livestock, primarily cattle, are confined and fed a high-energy diet to promote rapid weight gain. These systems are designed to efficiently produce meat by maximizing feed conversion and minimizing land use. Animals are typically housed in pens and provided with a consistent supply of food and water. In feedlots, the management of animal health and waste is crucial. Farmers monitor the animals for signs of illness and implement practices to reduce environmental impact, such as managing runoff and utilizing waste as fertilizer. This system plays a significant role in the beef production industry.