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Soil Properties and Crop–Livestock Integration
Crops & Soils, 2021Integrated crop–livestock systems (ICLS) bring cattle and cropland together, often incorporating other practices like cover crops, no‐tillage, and diversified crop rotations. New research looks at the soil health and water quality of short‐ and long‐term ICLS, including cover crops and livestock grazing in the Northern Great Plains.
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Agricultural Systems, 1995
Abstract A six year on-station research project used a model-farm approach to study the benefits of improved crop-livestock integration, achieved through the introduction of leguminous forage species into crop rotations. Previous papers reported the conceptual framework, methods and experimental results.
Euan F. Thomson +3 more
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Abstract A six year on-station research project used a model-farm approach to study the benefits of improved crop-livestock integration, achieved through the introduction of leguminous forage species into crop rotations. Previous papers reported the conceptual framework, methods and experimental results.
Euan F. Thomson +3 more
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Integrated crop–livestock systems in the Brazilian subtropics
European Journal of Agronomy, 2014Abstract In the subtropical region of Brazil, integrated crop–livestock systems (ICLSs) are characterized by the annual rotation of pastures and crops in a no-till system where the pasture component is used to produce either meat or milk. These systems focus on integration within the farm rather than between farms, being characterized by alternating ...
Anibal de Moraes +5 more
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Instant Insights: Integrated crop–livestock systems
2021This collection features four peer-reviewed literature reviews on integrated crop–livestock systems in agriculture. The first chapter reviews the use of integrated crop–livestock systems to achieve balance in organic animal farming. The chapter focusses primarily on the use of agroforestry systems, their potential environmental and economic benefits ...
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Integrated crop-livestock production systems in China
The Rangeland Journal, 2008The integrated crop-livestock production system provides most of the food needed by the people of China. Five types of integrated production systems are recognised; rangeland, grain crops, crop/pasture, agro-silvopastoral and ponds. Development of more sustainable and integrated crop-pasture-rangeland-livestock production systems has been recently ...
F. J. Hou +5 more
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Evolution of integrated crop-livestock production systems
2005http://www.wageningenacademic.com/_clientfiles/Review/Grassland ...
Entz, Martin H. +6 more
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Integrated Crop–Livestock Farming Systems
2016In view of concerns regarding increasing regulation of concentrated animal feeding operations, long-term sustainability, natural resource degradation, and stability and profitability of farm income, there is a considerable interest in integrated farming systems.
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Crop-livestock integration in Brazilian lands
Integrated agricultural production systems (SIPA's) consist of growing grain-producing crops with forage crops in the same area, in rotation, succession or intercropping. These systems, in addition to diversifying agricultural production, promote efficiency and sustainability in rural production, benefiting crops and livestock, are more sustainable ...Deise Dalazen Castagnara +11 more
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Integrated Crop–Livestock Systems in the Southeastern USA
Agronomy Journal, 2007Opportunities to integrate crops and livestock are abundant throughout the southeastern USA due to a mild climate and a rich natural resource base that can produce different crops throughout the year. Although not currently common, integration of forage and grazing animals with cropping systems could benefit both production and environmental goals ...
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