ANIMAL MANAGEMENT - SELECTING ADAPTED BREEDS

Description: Selecting breeds adapted to the climate and available pasture is the first step in avoiding inadequacies in animal nutrition and hydration, as well as related impacts.

How to do it: Check which breeds are most tolerant of the region's climatic characteristics;

Check the nutritional quality of the available pasture and any possible supplements. If still

If you do not have established pasture or if it is of poor quality, visit reputable producers in the region to identify the best nutritional options available in the area;

Choose the breed that best suits the climate and nutritional needs of the animal.

Equipment Needed: No specific equipment is required.

Timing of Implementation: At the beginning of the production system or during the reproduction phase.

Monitoring Strategies: Measuring animal productivity;

Assess the incidence of pests and diseases in animals.

Indicators: Increased animal productivity, lower incidence of pests and diseases.