Technical Abstract: The objective of this chapter is to elucidate the fundamental management principles, strategies, and tactics associated with various planted pasture grazing systems. As grazing systems encompass the animal, plant, soil, and other environmental components and grazing method(s), they vary depending upon both grazed and grazing species and climatic region (i.e. ecoregion). Discussion focuses on the management of planted forages within beef cattle cow-calf, replacement heifer, stocker, and finishing grazing systems, lactating and non-lactating dairy cows and replacement heifer grazing systems, and sheep ewe-lamb, stocker, and finishing grazing systems. The management of integrated grazing systems using a combination of planted forages, crop residues, and silvoculture species is also examined. It is concluded that although there is an abundance of underlying scientific understandings of grazing systems, there is a need for enhanced multidisciplinary research projects to better quantify the dynamics of grazing systems as they relate to ecological, economic, and social sustainability of rural agriculture.