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An introduction to grassland management
Equine Health, 2018Briony Mitchell MSc RNutr. of Practical Equine Nutrition outlines some tips for the winter management of equine pasture
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Effects of grassland management on the emission of methane from grassland on peat soils
1995Abstract Net methane (CH4) emissions from managed grassland on peat soils in the Netherlands have been monitored with vented closed flux chambers in the period January–June 1994. Net CH4 emissions from two intensively managed grasslands were low, in general less than 0.1 mg CH4 m−2d−1.
van Dasselaar, A., Oenema, O.
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GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON NITROGEN FLOWS
2007International ...
Peyraud, Jean-Louis, Delaby, Luc
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Management of Sports Turf and Amenity Grasslands
2014Grasslands are significantly important vegetation resources that occupy about one-quarter of the earths vegetative surface. Whereas sports turf has been defined as a surface layer of vegetation, consisting of earth and a dense stand of grasses and roots, amenity grasslands have been defined as grasslands which provide recreational, functional, or ...
Aldous, David E. +4 more
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Grassland Ecology and Wildlife Management.
The Journal of Ecology, 1975N. Waloff +6 more
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Calcareous Grasslands--Ecology and Management.
The Journal of Ecology, 1991Norma Fowler +3 more
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Grassland Management in New Zealand
Journal of Range Management, 1954G RASS production in New Zealand is basic, not only to agriculture but also to the entire national economy. On a land area (66 million acres) slightly smaller than that of Colorado, but with only a little more than 42 million acres occupied, New Zealand supports a sheep population (33 million head) greater than that of the United States plus about 5 ...
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Imaging spectroscopy for grassland management
2003The potential of an imaging spectroscopy system with high spatial (0.28-1.45 mm2) and spectral (5-13 nm) resolution was explored as a tool for grassland management. Ground cover (GC) was strongly (R2adj=0.87-0.95) related to light interception. Growth and seasonal yield (R2adj=0.93) were monitored accurately.
Schut, A.G.T. +2 more
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