Grade 12 | Animal Production Systems | Agricultural Sciences

This video delves into the world of intensive and extensive animal production systems, exploring their differences, advantages, and key considerations for farmers.
Intensive animal production systems involve high-density housing and management practices aimed at maximizing production output. From commercial poultry houses to feedlots for cattle, these systems utilize controlled environments to optimize growth and health. We discuss the specific shelter requirements and the equipment and tools necessary for their maintenance.
On the other hand, extensive animal production systems span vast areas, allowing animals to graze freely. Stud farms, beef, mutton, wool, and mohair farms are examples of extensive farming. We explore the factors influencing beef production in extensive systems, including nutrition, environment, reproduction, and general enterprise management.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer or an agricultural enthusiast, understanding the intricacies of animal production systems is crucial for sustainable and successful farming practices. Join us as we uncover the nuances of these systems and discover how they shape the agricultural landscape.
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