Spring grazing
Studies of late spring grazing management in perennial ryegrass dominant pasture : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of PhD in Agronomy at Massey University
... The response of grass swards to less frequent cutt ing may not represent higher growth rates but rather greater efficiency of the harvesting process - the proportion of growth removed and measured as production . Anslow ...
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Defoliation management, tiller density and productivity in perennial ryegrass swards : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Science at Massey University, New Zealand
... Lax spring grazing management followed by hard grazing at the time of anthesis has been suggested as a means to improve herbage production of perennial ryegrass pastures during summer and autumn by ...
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Nonstructural carbohydrate and element pools in globemallow (Sphaeralcea): defoliation effects and seasonal trends
... If low root and crown TNC pools in early May (Fig. 2) impair shoot recov- ery following a single spring grazing event, differences in clipped versus unclipped plant shoot weights should [r] ...
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Grass Management Pays Big Dividends.
... Before Sachs entered into his program of range improvement, the gates were left open except to the pasture used for early spring grazing.. Cattle roamed from pas[r] ...
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Volume 10, Number 5 (September 1957)
... Range plant response to con- trolled livestock numbers and to controlled minter and early spring grazing. Range forage production and utilization on specific range [r] ...
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Nineteen Years of Range Improvement on the Crystal Springs Range Demonstration Area in Nevada.
... Range plant response to con- trolled livestock numbers and to controlled minter and early spring grazing. Range forage production and utilization on specific range [r] ...
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Variations in Chemical Composition of Bluebunch Wheatgrass, Arrowleaf Balsamroot, and Associated Range Plants.
... During the spring grazing season, the high protein, phosphorus, and fat content of wheatgrass and balsamroot and the low proportion of crude fiber indicates that [r] ...
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Ecology and management of adventive annual clover species in the South Island hill and high country of New Zealand
... year spring grazing management and superphosphate (SP) application field trial was conducted at a typical summer dry pasture site on a mid altitude (~700 m ...different grazing management main plots ...
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După coada oilor: long-distance transhumance and its survival in Romania
... Romania is an outstandingly beautiful country. It is extraordinarily rich in intact natural habitats and the wild animals that live in them (Maanen et al. 2006). Thanks to the inaccessibility of its mountains to heavy ...
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Managing the grass-legume balance in Stylosanthes scabra cv. Seca pastures in central Queensland
... years) spring burning with relatively high fuel loads had a del- eterious impact on Seca density and frequency in this ...winter grazing and winter grazing plus burning treatments between October ...
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The effects on pasture of the winter grazing of dry dairy cows : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree for the degree of Master of Agricultural Science at Massey University
... the grazing rotation of the milkers from April until mid-June , and feeding hay or silage to both milkers and dry cows at this stage .... Grazing is rationed throughout the winter at 200 to 300 cow ...
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THE INFLUENCE OF GRAZING HERBAGE ON CHOSEN PARAMETRES OF MILK QUALITY
... of grazing herbage were observed in four localities with different ...m. Grazing herbage is the most natural and optimal feedstuff for all kinds and categories of ...cattle. Grazing should notably ...
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Influence of spring, fall, and spring-fall grazing on crested wheatgrass range.
... Thus grazing both spring and fall on the same pastures reduced total cover, but it did not materially influence crested wheatgrass cover or total production of [r] ...
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Stand-off pad wintering system: effect of surface type on cow welfare and behaviour
... final grazing system is restricted grazing, this is a combination of conventional and nil ...late spring to early summer animals are grazed conventionally and during autumn and winter under a nil ...
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Cocksfoot and lucerne productivity in a Pinus radiata silvopastoral system: a grazed comparison
... Cocksfoot CP% increased slightly under tree shade. This may be attributed to either a decrease in photosynthates, with a consequent rise in the N%, or to an increase in soil organic matter mineralisation under trees that ...
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Effects of Environment on Germination and Occurrence of Sixweeks Fescue.
... Field data indicated that the occurrence of sixweeks fescue was slightly influenced by different grazing intensities.. Fescue occurrence was favored by grazing.[r] ...
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Introduction to Spring JDBC Spring JDBC development Spring IoC integration
... Implement p Persistence Class import java.sql.ResultSet; import java.sql.SQLException; import javax.sql.DataSource; import org.springframework.dao.*; import org.springframework.jdbc.core[r] ...
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Duration of regrowth of ryegrass (Lolium perenne ) effects on grazing behaviour, intake, rumen fill, and fermentation of lactating dairy cows.
... for grazing (8) and may have prevented subsequent grazing after the first grazing horizon had been ...strip grazing (23), under controlled grazing con- ditions with hand-constructed ...
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOIL SEED BANK AND VEGETATION DIVERSITY ON DIFFERENT GRAZING PRESSURE
... heavy grazing site compare other ...heavy grazing, plant rudderless that can tolerate high disturbance gain advantage (Grime ...even grazing animals (DeFalco et ...
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Carbon Sequestration and Soil Restoration Potential of Grazing Lands under Exclosure Management in a Semi-Arid Environment of Northern Ethiopia
... exclosure compared to the five years of grazing exclosures and open grazing lands in our study. This 332[r] ...
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