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Journal Article 2009-07-15

Autor: Fraser, M.D. Davies, D.A. Vale, J.E. Nute, G.R. Hallett, K.G. Richardson, R.I. Wright, Iain A.

There is growing interest in the environmental benefits of grazing by cattle, yet little information is available regarding the levels of production that might be achieved on semi-natural rough grazing (SNRG). The overall aim of this research was to assess the performance of native and ‘improved’...

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Fraser, M.D. ,  Davies, D.A. ,  Vale, J.E. ,  Nute, G.R. ,  Hallett, K.G. ,  Richardson, R.I. ,  Wright, Iain A. ,  [Performance and meat quality of native and continental cross steers grazing improved upland pasture or semi-natural rough grazing] ,  Performance and meat quality of native and continental cross steers grazing improved upland pasture or semi-natural rough grazing
Journal Article 2007-07-15

Autor: Fraser, M.D. Davies, D.A. Vale, J.E. Hirst, W.M. Wright, Iain A.

revious experiments have shown that mixed or conjoint grazing, when two or more animal species are grazed together, can lead to improved performance of one or more of the species and a higher total output per unit area. Sequential grazing systems, when different animal species graze an area in su...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/3395

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Fraser, M.D. ,  Davies, D.A. ,  Vale, J.E. ,  Hirst, W.M. ,  Wright, Iain A. ,  [Effects on animal performance and sward composition of mixed and sequential grazing of permanent pasture by cattle and sheep] ,  Effects on animal performance and sward composition of mixed and sequential grazing of permanent pasture by cattle and sheep

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