The herbage yield of five main types of grassland in the Willem Pretorius Game Reserve was measured by clipping five 0, 5 m 2 quadrats taken at random within three 10 m 2 enclosures in each grassland type at approximately monthly intervals from October 1975 to September 1976. The material was separated into green, standing dead and litter fractions, in each of which nitrogen was measured. Available grazing (sum of green and standing dead) and herbage yield in the whole Reserve were estimated by weighting for the areas of each grassland type. Nitrogen uptakes were compared with expectation from nitrogen mineralized in incubated surface soils sampled from each enclosure before the first pasture measurement.Keywords: clipping; enclosures; ...
Nitrogen losses ranging between 0, 16 and 0, 26 kg/ha/day may occur direct from the soil of grazed l...
Veld Management in South Africa brings together research results on production and management of sev...
The long-term effects of nitrogen, phosphate and lime on change in botanical composition and utilisa...
Kikuyu pastures at the Ukulinga research farm near Pietermaritzburg were fertilized with 150 and 300...
On the Transvaal Highveld studies were made of the response of Eragrostis curvula to applications of...
Using a micrometeorological mass balance method, a study was undertaken to assess volatilized nitrog...
The effect of four fertiliser nitrogen (N) levels (0, 50, 100 or 150 kg N ha–1) applied as a single ...
The potential of Sporobolus fimbriatus as a planted pasture was evaluated in terms of relative growt...
Forty systematically-placed observation points were established in a 1.5-ha area of floristically un...
Herbivores may influence the nitrogen (N) recycling rates and consequently increase or decrease the ...
Prior to 1962 it was thought that 90 to 135 kg nitrogen per ha annually gave satisfactory yields of ...
The effect of four fertiliser nitrogen (N) levels (0, 50, 100 or 150 kg N ha-1) applied as a single ...
Wild herbivore grazing preference for sites on illuvial soils, as opposed, to eluvial or sandy soils...
The most important results of thirteen fertilizer experiments on veld, extending over periods of fiv...
N fertilizer was applied as a single dressing in spring at 0, 20, 40, 80, 160 and 320kg N ha–1 a–1 t...
Nitrogen losses ranging between 0, 16 and 0, 26 kg/ha/day may occur direct from the soil of grazed l...
Veld Management in South Africa brings together research results on production and management of sev...
The long-term effects of nitrogen, phosphate and lime on change in botanical composition and utilisa...
Kikuyu pastures at the Ukulinga research farm near Pietermaritzburg were fertilized with 150 and 300...
On the Transvaal Highveld studies were made of the response of Eragrostis curvula to applications of...
Using a micrometeorological mass balance method, a study was undertaken to assess volatilized nitrog...
The effect of four fertiliser nitrogen (N) levels (0, 50, 100 or 150 kg N ha–1) applied as a single ...
The potential of Sporobolus fimbriatus as a planted pasture was evaluated in terms of relative growt...
Forty systematically-placed observation points were established in a 1.5-ha area of floristically un...
Herbivores may influence the nitrogen (N) recycling rates and consequently increase or decrease the ...
Prior to 1962 it was thought that 90 to 135 kg nitrogen per ha annually gave satisfactory yields of ...
The effect of four fertiliser nitrogen (N) levels (0, 50, 100 or 150 kg N ha-1) applied as a single ...
Wild herbivore grazing preference for sites on illuvial soils, as opposed, to eluvial or sandy soils...
The most important results of thirteen fertilizer experiments on veld, extending over periods of fiv...
N fertilizer was applied as a single dressing in spring at 0, 20, 40, 80, 160 and 320kg N ha–1 a–1 t...
Nitrogen losses ranging between 0, 16 and 0, 26 kg/ha/day may occur direct from the soil of grazed l...
Veld Management in South Africa brings together research results on production and management of sev...
The long-term effects of nitrogen, phosphate and lime on change in botanical composition and utilisa...