Pasture-based systems are agricultural practices that primarily rely on natural grasslands for livestock grazing. In these systems, animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats feed on grass and other forage plants, which helps maintain soil health and reduces the need for synthetic feed. This approach promotes biodiversity and can lead to more sustainable farming practices. These systems often involve rotational grazing, where livestock are moved between different pasture areas to prevent overgrazing and allow grass to recover. By utilizing pastures, farmers can enhance animal welfare, improve meat and milk quality, and reduce environmental impacts associated with conventional feed production.