Defoliation of Grass (cut or grazed) and its Effect on Forage Quantity

All grassland farmers should try to optimise their grassland output during the growing season. Grassland farmers would improve their production results if they paid more attention to plant defoliation processes. Careful management of the grass ley will increase outputs by more than one third, without needing further inputs. Most grassland farmers need to have this improvement with no additional cost, especially in the present world economy.

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UKnowledge (University of Kentucky)
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2024-09-12
Primary Topic
Pasture and Agricultural Systems
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Defoliation of Grass (cut or grazed) and its Effect on Forage Quantity

UKnowledge (University of Kentucky)
Pasture and Agricultural Systems
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Defoliation of Grass (cut or grazed) and its Effect on Forage Quantity

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Abstract

All grassland farmers should try to optimise their grassland output during the growing season. Grassland farmers would improve their production results if they paid more attention to plant defoliation processes. Careful management of the grass ley will increase outputs by more than one third, without needing further inputs. Most grassland farmers need to have this improvement with no additional cost, especially in the present world economy.

UKnowledge (University of Kentucky)
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Pasture and Agricultural Systems
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