Sheep grazing is the process by which sheep feed on grass and other vegetation in pastures. This natural behavior helps maintain healthy grasslands by controlling plant growth and promoting biodiversity. Grazing also allows sheep to obtain essential nutrients needed for their growth and overall health. Farmers often manage sheep grazing by rotating them between different fields. This practice prevents overgrazing, which can lead to soil erosion and loss of plant life. Proper management ensures that the land remains productive and sustainable for both the sheep and the environment.