Livestock grazing is a process whereby animals and wild animals consume plants to provide their own energy and nutrients. Rangeland species have a certain grazing value in each of the grazing months. So that grazing livestock also exhibits specific grazing behavior at different times of the grazing season as well as in different locations of grazing including slope and uneven degrees. The purpose of this book is to investigate and identify these behaviors in order to plan and manage pasture and livestock.

Name: Mohammad Fayaz Scientific Certificate: Ms.c. in Natural Resources-Rangeland Scientific degree: Assistant Professor in Rangeland Field of interests: Rangeland ecology, breeding and rangeland development