The following photographs 15 to 22 and Table 2 provide examples of typical grazing and intensive animal production land uses: Grazing animal production Intensive animal production Photograph 15 Supplementary feeding with feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 16 Freestall with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Dairy Photograph 17 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 18 Dairy feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Beef Photograph 19 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 20 Beef feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Sheep Photograph 21 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 22 feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Table 2: Examples of feeding areas or infrastructure that are part of grazing animal production Example Grazing Intensive Cattle feedlot Intensive animal animal dairy farm production production Paddocks that grow feed it is consumed by grazing,  browsing or foraging Paddocks containing crops or crop stubble upon which  animals graze Stock containment areas for drought feeding  Yards or pens used for incidental penning, weaning,  shearing, or other husbandry practices Yards, pens or paddocks used for short periods of time to animals prior to market with access to  ‘fatten’ meaningful grazing Yards, pens or paddocks used for long periods of time to  
The following photographs 15 to 22 and Table 2 provide examples of typical grazing and intensive animal production land uses: Grazing animal production Intensive animal production Photograph 15 Supplementary feeding with feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 16 Freestall with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Dairy Photograph 17 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 18 Dairy feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Beef Photograph 19 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 20 Beef feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Sheep Photograph 21 Supplementary feeding with moveable feeding infrastructure in conjunction with grazing Photograph 22 feedlot with fixed feeding infrastructure and no grazing Table 2: Examples of feeding areas or infrastructure that are part of grazing animal production Example Grazing animal production Intensive animal production Cattle feedlot Intensive dairy farm Paddocks that grow feed it is consumed by grazing, browsing or foraging  Paddocks containing crops or crop stubble upon which animals graze  Stock containment areas for drought feeding  Yards or pens used for incidental penning, weaning, shearing, or other husbandry practices  Yards, pens or paddocks used for short periods of time to ‘fatten’ animals prior to market with access to meaningful grazing  Yards, pens or paddocks used for long periods of time to  
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