can cattle graze on any farm land?

Question

my mum reli wants to know if cattle can graze on any farm land???

Answer 1

Cattle can only graze where there is grass. Also you can only graze your cattle on your own land or areas known as common land, anybody else's land means that the land owner can charge you rent.

Answer 2

In the rotation of land management, cattle are put on to land that has not been grazed the year before, you can then put horses on the land, sheep can follow horses the it should be left fallow for the next year.

Worms and other intestinal parasites if carried by cattle can not infest horses, the same with horses to sheep and after leaving the ground fallow for a year most parasites die off.

Answer 3

You can't just let your cattle graze in any field. Depending on where you live, there are some plants that can be very toxic to a cattle. Here is a site that might be of help to you, it will show the picture of the plant and the animal affected.

http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/comlist.html

http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/streeter/Ranchers_Guide/18-poisonous%20plants.pdf

http://wric.ucdavis.edu/information/poisonous.pdf

Good Luck

Answer 4

If you have cattle and you want them to graze elsewhere, then you have to pay for each acre of land they graze on.

Answer 5

If you own it and it grows grass,pretty sure the cattle would graze on it.

Answer 6

yes of course thats their habitat and thats if the land is your own

Answer 7

yes provided that it is open range