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Paddy ponding water quality responses to land use intensity in flooded rice systems in Uruguay. [PDF]
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Nationwide herd-level seroprevalence of <i>Neospora caninum</i> in dairy herds in Türkiye based on bulk tank milk ELISA and identification of associated risk factors. [PDF]
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Small Ruminant Research, 1995
Abstract Tethering goats on marginal lands is a common practice in many countries but may result in BW loss during the dry season. To test an alternative system, groups of six young male Landim × French Alpine goats (12 kg BW average) were tethered daily for 6 h on native pasture or free-ranged for 24 h on a cultivated pasture which incorporated ...
J.P. Muir, C. Jordao, E.S. Massaete
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Abstract Tethering goats on marginal lands is a common practice in many countries but may result in BW loss during the dry season. To test an alternative system, groups of six young male Landim × French Alpine goats (12 kg BW average) were tethered daily for 6 h on native pasture or free-ranged for 24 h on a cultivated pasture which incorporated ...
J.P. Muir, C. Jordao, E.S. Massaete
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Regional research on native grasses and native grass‐based pastures
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 1996Abstract This review covers research carried out on native grass pastures in moist temperate Australia. Such pastures extend from southern Queensland through New South Wales and Victoria to south‐eastern South Australia. Other areas occur in Tasmania and south‐western Western Australia.
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Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, 1998
Summary. Pasture production and steer liveweight gain were compared on native pasture ( Bothriochloa decipiens, Heteropogon contortus, Themeda triandra and Chrysopogon fallax ) and on native pasture oversown with Indian couch or Indian bluegrass ( Bothriochloa pertusa ).
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Summary. Pasture production and steer liveweight gain were compared on native pasture ( Bothriochloa decipiens, Heteropogon contortus, Themeda triandra and Chrysopogon fallax ) and on native pasture oversown with Indian couch or Indian bluegrass ( Bothriochloa pertusa ).
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Effect of Fertilization on Native Grass Pastures in Oklahoma
Journal of Range Management, 1960Attempts to improve native grass areas by fertilization have rarely been successful in Oklahoma. Studies by Elder and Murphy (1958) and Murphy (n.d.) have shown that weeds were increased in native grassland by repeated applications of fertilizer. To obtain additional data on the effect of fertilizers on native grass pastures, studies were conducted in ...
Wayne W. Huffine, W. C. Elder
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Forage quality of native pastures in a Mediterranean area
Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1997Three field sites in the Hyblean region of Sicily were studied for their forage quality and botanical composition. A total of 70 plant species were analyzed. Another 36 were rare and of insufficient quantity for analysis. Forty-three bulk samples combining all existing species were also prepared and analyzed.
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Managing the composition of native and naturalised pastures with grazing
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 1996Abstract Many native, naturalised, and low‐input pastures have a low proportion of desirable species. Under the prevailing economic conditions, it is unlikely that these pastures would be replaced with sown native species as there may not be seed of suitable cultivars available and costs would exceed returns ...
D. R. Kemp, P. M. Dowling, D. L. Michalk
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