Page 301 - Primary Six Notes

 Paddocks break the life cycle of ticks.

 It gives grass time to grow back.

 It controls overgrazing.

Disadvantages

 Paddocking requires a big piece of land

 Fencing paddocks is expensive

2. Strip Grazing

This means grazing animals on small plots separated by a tem-

porary wire.

The wire sometimes carries low current (electricity) that con-
trols the movement of animals in selected pasture areas

(strips).

Animals graze in one strip at a time until they have gone

through the pasture and back to the first strip.
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