The main objective of pasture management is to maximize plant productivity and ensure sustainable animal performance, without inducing pasture deterioration. Many researchers indicated that plant survival and sustainable production is a function of seedbed preparation, irrigation and defoliation, with defoliation having the largest impact on plant persistence (Fulkerson and Donaghy, 2001). The net effect of defoliation (degree of intensity and frequency) can therefore either be beneficial or detrimental to survival and productivity of a pasture. The aim of this study was to quantify the impact of different intensities and frequencies of defoliation on above- and belowground phytomass production of the cultivated pasture Festuca arundinaceae...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Graduation date: 1984As part of investigations to adapt a suitable grazing system in\ud western Oreg...
The main objective of pasture management is to maximize plant productivity and ensure sustainable an...
ABSTRACT proved forage utilization across a short grazing period and is followed by a rest period be...
A defoliation study was conducted on a fair condition, clayey range site that is potentially dominat...
Two experiments were conducted, one in the field and the other in the greenhouse, to investigate the...
Herbage yield, persistence and quality optimise when defoliation interval is based on physiological ...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
In light of the continuing debate regarding overcompensation we studied the responses of above-groun...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
The effect of defoliation during wilting on the production of Themeda triandra and Eragrostis lehman...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
The key to defoliation management for optimal production and persistence of pasture lies in the use ...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Graduation date: 1984As part of investigations to adapt a suitable grazing system in\ud western Oreg...
The main objective of pasture management is to maximize plant productivity and ensure sustainable an...
ABSTRACT proved forage utilization across a short grazing period and is followed by a rest period be...
A defoliation study was conducted on a fair condition, clayey range site that is potentially dominat...
Two experiments were conducted, one in the field and the other in the greenhouse, to investigate the...
Herbage yield, persistence and quality optimise when defoliation interval is based on physiological ...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
In light of the continuing debate regarding overcompensation we studied the responses of above-groun...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
The effect of defoliation during wilting on the production of Themeda triandra and Eragrostis lehman...
Rangeland management approaches, including rotational grazing, rely on assumptions about plant growt...
The key to defoliation management for optimal production and persistence of pasture lies in the use ...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Post-defoliation carbohydrate stores, leaf area and the number of active meristems are important fac...
Graduation date: 1984As part of investigations to adapt a suitable grazing system in\ud western Oreg...
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