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res, unlike browsing animals such as goats and deer that prefer taller foli=
age. With a much narrower face, sheep crop plants very close to the ground =
and can overgraze a pasture much faster than cattle.[28] For this reason, m=
any shepherds use managed intensive rotational grazing, where a flock is ro=
tated through multiple pastures, giving plants time to recover.[28][32] Par=
adoxically, sheep can both cause and solve the spread of invasive plant spe=
cies. By disturbing the natural state of pasture, sheep and other livestock=
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vasives such as cheatgrass, leafy spurge, kudzu and spotted knapweed over n=
ative species such as sagebrush, making grazing sheep effective for conserv=
ation grazing.[55] Research conducted in Imperial County, California compar=
ed lamb grazing with herbicides for weed control in seedling alfalfa fields=
. Three trials demonstrated that grazing lambs were just as effective as he=
rbicides in controlling winter weeds. Entomologists also compared grazing l=
ambs to insecticides for insect control in winter alfalfa. In this trial, l=
ambs provided insect control as effectively as insecticides.[56]

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