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Rotational Grazing on Rangelands: Reconciliation of Perception and Experimental Evidence
Abstract In spite of overwhelming experimental evidence to the contrary, rotational grazing continues to be promoted and implemented as the only viable grazing strategy. The goals of this synthesis…
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Influence of historic sheep grazing on vegetation and soil properties of a Desert Steppe in Inner Mongolia
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Effect of grazing intensity on carbon and nitrogen in soil and vegetation in a meadow steppe in Inner Mongolia
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The Ecology and Management of Grazing Systems
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Effects of water quality on cattle performance
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Cattle that had access to clean water spent more time grazing and less time resting than those that were offered pond trough or pond direct, and cattle management must consider water quality together with forage conditions in order to achieve optimal production from rangeland.
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Vegetation and soil responses to short-duration grazing on fescue grasslands.
The effects of animal impact on soil chemical and physical properties as well as range condition were measured over a 5-year period to test tbc bypotbesls that animal impact can improve the nutrient…
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Quantification and simulation of surface runoff from fescue grassland watersheds
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Influence of streambank fencing with a cattle crossing on riparian health and water quality of the Lower Little Bow River in Southern Alberta, Canada
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Effect of native prairie, crested wheatgrass (Agropyron cristatum (l.) Gaertn.) and Russian wildrye (Elymus junceus Fisch.) on soil chemical properties.
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Altering the plant community from native mixed prairie to either a sequence of cropping followed by an introduced grass monoculture, or directly to an introduced Grass Monoculture resulted in decreased root mass and organic matter, and monosaccharide content of dry aggregates.
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EFFECT OF FORTY-FOUR YEARS OF GRAZING ON FESCUE GRASSLAND SOILS
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Grazing pressures decreased the mean-weight diameter of water-stable aggregates, total C and P, monosaccharide content and the galactose + mannose/xylose + arabinose ratio, while it increased bulk density, pH-CaCl2, and total N.
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