Add to ORKGVoluntary intake and stocking rate are key determinants of animal performance on pasture. Greater plant diversity in grassland plant communities has been linked to increased primary production, greater stability in response to disturbance, and reduced weed pressure. Thus, increasing plant diversity may be one approach to improving animal productivity. An experiment was conducted to determine the effects of forage diversity on intake and milk production of lactating dairy cows over two grazing seasons
Herbage intake and milk yield of unsupplemented grazing dairy cows are highly variable between anima...
Recent research has shown that grazed grass can be an expensive forage for milk production, particul...
Research was conducted to examine the effects of a diverse pasture mix including lotus, chicory and ...
Supplementary data disponible ici : http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=on...
Managing complex mixtures of plants to take advantage of spatial and temporal variability in land an...
The milk production potential of dairy cows has increased substantially over the past two decades. T...
Animal productivity is the ultimate performance indicator of any new grass cultivar. Direct assessme...
Perennial ryegrass is considered one of the most important forage grass species used in temperate ru...
Pasture allowance and rumen degradation rates have been shown to affect herbage intake and nutrient ...
International audienceThe interactions between botanical composition of pasture, quality of herbage ...
In our previous study with lactating dairy cows (Nakatsuji et al., 2004), annual herbage production ...
There is interest in the reincorporation of legumes and forbs into pasture-based dairy production sy...
Due to economic, environmental and animal-welfare constraints, it is envisaged that in the future a ...
Abstract. Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty...
Forages which are grazed can provide anywhere from 25 to 100% of the forage consumed by growing dair...
Herbage intake and milk yield of unsupplemented grazing dairy cows are highly variable between anima...
Recent research has shown that grazed grass can be an expensive forage for milk production, particul...
Research was conducted to examine the effects of a diverse pasture mix including lotus, chicory and ...
Supplementary data disponible ici : http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=on...
Managing complex mixtures of plants to take advantage of spatial and temporal variability in land an...
The milk production potential of dairy cows has increased substantially over the past two decades. T...
Animal productivity is the ultimate performance indicator of any new grass cultivar. Direct assessme...
Perennial ryegrass is considered one of the most important forage grass species used in temperate ru...
Pasture allowance and rumen degradation rates have been shown to affect herbage intake and nutrient ...
International audienceThe interactions between botanical composition of pasture, quality of herbage ...
In our previous study with lactating dairy cows (Nakatsuji et al., 2004), annual herbage production ...
There is interest in the reincorporation of legumes and forbs into pasture-based dairy production sy...
Due to economic, environmental and animal-welfare constraints, it is envisaged that in the future a ...
Abstract. Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty...
Forages which are grazed can provide anywhere from 25 to 100% of the forage consumed by growing dair...
Herbage intake and milk yield of unsupplemented grazing dairy cows are highly variable between anima...
Recent research has shown that grazed grass can be an expensive forage for milk production, particul...
Research was conducted to examine the effects of a diverse pasture mix including lotus, chicory and ...