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Grazing management of rangeland systems has not been well researched inPakistan; grazing system the most sustainable is not known. In order toevaluate various grazing systems, a study was performed at Pabbi HillsReserve Forest, Kharian, Punjab. Four simulated grazing treatments,viz. ungrazed control, continuous grazing, seasonal deferred grazing,and rotational deferred grazing, were tested in a randomized completeblock design with four replicates. Response variables included speciescomposition, fresh herbage yield, dry herbage yield of grasses andforbs, basal cover, and ground cover. Of the three grazing systems, thesix-month seasonal deferred grazing system resulted in a markedincrease in basal cover, but had no changes in relative speciescomposition. A significant increase in grass cover and herbageproduction were also observed in this grazing system, suggesting thatthe 6-mo seasonal deferred grazing system is the most sustainablerangeland system.

Effect of Grazing Systems on Range Condition in Pabbi Hills Reserve Forest, Kharian, Punjab, Pakistan