RECRIA INTENSIVA A PASTO (RIP) NA BOVINOCULTURA: Revisão narrativa de literatura

IPR (Intensive Pasture Rearing) is a supplementation program carried out with animals in the rearing phase, allowing them to enter the fattening phase in less time. IPR can reduce the production cycle, in addition to accelerating cash flow and increasing the number of cattle per hectare, allowing for a reduction in reproductive and slaughter age. This study consisted of basic research with a qualitative approach with a descriptive objective, using the narrative literature review method, collecting scientific articles and theses found in Google Scholar databases being carried out from October 2023 to May 2024. The IPR protocol proves to be an effective way of raising cattle that allows the producer to reduce production costs by maintaining animals with good body weight gain and shortening the rearing phase, which associated with good genetic selection, it can lead to reproductive precocity in the herd. However, as it is a recent technique, more studies are needed to demonstrate the effects of IPR on animal nutrition and the reproductive cycle of cattle.