What is the name for large scale cattle farming?

There isn't one single universally accepted term for large-scale cattle farming, but here are some commonly used names:

* Feedlot: This is the most common term for a large-scale operation that raises cattle for slaughter, typically in confined areas with intensive feeding.

* Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO): This term is used by the EPA to describe large-scale animal feeding operations that confine animals for at least 45 days in a year.

* Factory farm: This term, while not specific to cattle, is often used to describe any large-scale, industrial-style agricultural operation, including cattle farming.

* Industrial agriculture: This is a broader term encompassing large-scale, intensive agricultural practices, including cattle farming.

The specific term used may vary depending on the context and region.