; (B) reduces erosion; (C) prevents pollution of surface water or groundwater; (D) improves soil fertility and tilth; (E) interrupts pest cycles; and (F) in applicable areas, reduces depletion of soil moisture or otherwise reduces the need for irrigation. (5) Managed intensive rotational grazing In this subsection, the term managed intensive rotational grazing means a system in which animals are regularly and systematically moved to fresh pasture in such a way as to— (A) maximize the quantity and quality of forage growth; (B) improve manure distribution and nutrient cycling; (C) increase carbon sequestration from greater forage harvest; (D) improve the quantity and quality of cover for wildlife; (E) provide permanent cover to protect the soil from erosion