Title: Unit 5 Quiz
Course: SLF 150 Pasture Management > Section: SLF 150 Pasture Management

Q: When designing a pasture management plan selection of a grazing management practice is:
- Not very important
- Very important
- Unknown
- Not an accepted practice
A: Very important

Q: Common grazing management practices are:
- Continuous grazing
- Mixed grazing
- Creep grazing
- All of the above
A: All of the above

Q: To maintain a productive pasture in a continuous grazed system it is important to avoid:
- Fertilizing
- Resting
- Over grazing
- None of the above
A: Over grazing

Q: Mixed grazing is explained as:
- Grazing livestock on mixed grasses
- Grazing mixed colored livestock
- Grazing pastures with just cattle
- Grazing of pastures by two or more species of animals hopper insect
A: Grazing of pastures by two or more species of animals hopper insect

Q: More intensive rotational grazing systems have seven or more paddocks in which are grazed.
- True
- False
A: True