Where are cattle grazed in Swaziland farming described?

• A. In fenced paddocks
• B. On the open fields
• C. In barns
• D. In river valleys

Answer: (B)

Grazing cattle in open fields reflects an extensive, pasture-based farming system. In Swaziland (Eswatini), many traditional and smallholder farms use large tracts of pasture where cattle roam freely to feed on natural grasses. This setup relies on the land’s wide, open spaces rather than confinement, making open fields the natural description of where cattle graze.

Fenced paddocks would imply a more controlled, rotational system with confined spaces, which isn’t what’s being described. Barns suggest animals kept indoors rather than grazing, and river valleys describe a specific terrain rather than the general grazing area. So grazing on the open fields best fits the typical extensive grazing described.