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1977
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The utilization of grassland sites by seeded grassland instead of permanent grassland has become an objective necessity. From the point of view of crop husbandry and technology, the limits to the efficiency of permanent grassland are quite obvious. A farm-scale experiment conducted on several hundred hectares of land over a number of years, numerous other trials, and practical experience have proved seeded grassland on low-bog sites to exceed intensively managed permanent grassland by 15 % with regard to the energy yield obtained.
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Kreil, W; Kading, H; Wallbaum, E; and Waydbrink, W V.D, "Efficiency of seeded grassland and permanent grassland at high intensity of management on low-bog sites" (1977). IGC Proceedings (1977-2023). 3.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1977/sess6/3)
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Efficiency of seeded grassland and permanent grassland at high intensity of management on low-bog sites
The utilization of grassland sites by seeded grassland instead of permanent grassland has become an objective necessity. From the point of view of crop husbandry and technology, the limits to the efficiency of permanent grassland are quite obvious. A farm-scale experiment conducted on several hundred hectares of land over a number of years, numerous other trials, and practical experience have proved seeded grassland on low-bog sites to exceed intensively managed permanent grassland by 15 % with regard to the energy yield obtained.
