The effect of two practices adopted by settlers (abandoned pasture and fallow land) on soil fertility of two deforested Amazonian regions (Belém-Pará and Ariquemes-Rondônia) was studied. Whenever possible, cultivated pasture, over similar time periods in
J A Diez
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Raising lambs on natural and cultivated pastures in the conditions of Lapland
The growth of lambs on natural and cultiavated pastures was studied in 1979—1980 in northern Lapland at 69°40’ N and 27° 05’ E. The natural pasture was a peninsula covered by various wild grasses, bearing willow and birth and with sedge and horsetail by ...
Liisa Syrjälä
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Soil Seedbank Dynamics and Species Diversity in Pimelea-Infested Paddocks Under Pasture and Cultivated Conditions [PDF]
Pasture lands, while appearing uniform in species diversity, exhibit notable variations upon closer examination. The study on Pimelea (or riceflower) seedbank dynamics revealed significant variations in seed density and distribution across soil depths ...
Rashid Saleem +5 more
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Is the Mineral Content of Muscle Tissue (Longissimus Lumborum) in Cattle Finished During the Rainy Season in the Eastern Amazon Influenced by Different Farming Systems? [PDF]
The scientific literature currently lacks studies that evaluate the nutritional composition of the tissues of cattle raised in different systems, so that the nutritional effects can be known and used to enhance consumption and use in the diet.
Ana Paula Damasceno Ferreira +14 more
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MODELING OF WATER INFILTRATION IN SOIL CULTIVATED WITH EUCALYPTUS AND PASTURE
The rio Doce river basin has great silvicultural potential, areas cultivated with pasture are con- verted to forest plantations. Physical processes in the soil, especially the infiltration water, are very dependent on the type and management of its ...
ANDRÉ QUINTÃO DE ALMEIDA +4 more
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The Mineral Composition of Wild-Type and Cultivated Varieties of Pasture Species [PDF]
Mineral deficiencies in livestock are often prevented by using prophylactic supplementation, which is imprecise and inefficient. Instead, the trend for increased species diversity in swards is an opportunity to improve mineral concentrations in the basal diet.
Darch, T. +7 more
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Aggregate composition and stability of structural aggregates of non-calcareous rendzinas in Eastern Serbia [PDF]
The present study includes the results of comparative investigations of aggregate composition and water stability of structural aggregates in humus horizons of non-calcareous rendzina under native forest and pasture vegetations and the same rendzina ...
Gajić Boško, Živković Miodrag
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Increasing forage yield and nutritional quality under the premise of maintaining relatively stable land area and soil nutrient content is a necessary condition for the sustainable development of grassland animal husbandry.
Tengfei Li +6 more
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The risk of erosion in Brazilian cultivated pastures [PDF]
Pastures are normally associated with minor erosion problems because of their efficient soil cover. Soil cover is without doubt the most effective inter-rill and rill erosion control practice. However, considering the frequency at which pastures are replanted in Brazil and their enormous territorial extension (178 million hectares) we identify that ...
Sparovek, Gerd +2 more
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Soil physical and Chemical properties of cultivated pasture on forest land, Roraima, Brazil . [PDF]
Soil conditions under pasture were examined in a range of sites representing the sequence of conversion of forest to pasture at two locations in the vicinity of Ilha de Maracã, Roraima. Comparisons were made with adjacent savana.
Michael J. Eden +2 more
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