Seasonal variations of fodder quality and availability as constraints for stocking rates in year-round grazing schemes
Abstract
Year-round grazing by free-roaming herds of cattle and horses is increasingly applied for conservation management of grasslands. In such grazing schemes, periods of fodder shortage can occur in winter and early spring, but supplementary feeding is usually avoided. Hence, stocking rates have to be adjusted precisely to seasonal fodder availability for animal welfare reasons. We investigated the seasonal changes of biomass quantity and quality at...
Paper Details
Title
Seasonal variations of fodder quality and availability as constraints for stocking rates in year-round grazing schemes
Published Date
Oct 1, 2016
Volume
234
Pages
5 - 15
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