106 Child Protection Education Stage 3 â¢ Theme 3: Protective strategies Theme 3: Protective strategies and started to GO. They could GO to the nearest family houseor a safety house or to a shop that was open. If the man followedthem they could shout to get attention.22 Child Protection Education Stage 3 â¢ Theme 3: Protective strategies Theme 3: Protective strategies core learning â Review the idea that most of the time children and young peoplewill be safe and not be the targets of abuse.
Permaculture Strategies: Intensive Rotational Grazing. When designing a livestock grazing system to optimize animal health, pasture integrity, and economic productivity, the primary dynamic that must be accounted for is âgrazing pressureâ.
â¢ Grazing system management For a complete grazing plan checklist see appendix H. Grazing systems range from continuous grazing of one area over a long period of time to intense rotational grazing on small areas for short periods of time. Livestock systems that use continuous grazing of a pasture experience both overgrazing and undergrazing of forages. A rotational system provides a rest opportunity for forage plants so that they may regrow more quickly. The rotational system provides an opportunity to move livestock based on forage growth, promote better pasture forage utilization, and extend the grazing season. The advantages and disadvantages of three grazing management systems are listed on the following page.