- They are less productive in terms of herbage yields and nutritive value.
- The grasses mature very fast becoming stemy and coarse hence reducing palatability and nutritive value.
- They are usually grazed communally hence high chances of more livestock using it leading to overgrazing.
- Due to poor management of natural pasture livestock diseases spread very fast from herd to herd.
- High renovation/improvement costs.
- Nature pastures are highly dependent on climate and weather i.e. are easily destroyed by flood and prolonged draughts.
- Easily invaded by weeds
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