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Publication Date
1985
Location
Kyoto Japan
Description
Results of four grazing periods carried-out in 1983 and 1984 in a hilly area of Basilicata region (550 m. above s.I.) on a natural pasture utilized by sheep are reported here. Two levels of N(0-50 kg ha-1), P(0-100 kg ha-1) and K(0-100 kg ha-1) arranged in eight factorial combinations were compared. The utilization coefficients of dry matter (DM), crude protein and milk-FU (MFU) were affected by the climatic conditions and grazing period, whereas fertilization effect was low. The influence of treatments was not very emphasized during the first experimental phase also on the nuttritive value of total and utilized forage.
Citation
Ferrara, B; Piccolo, V; Basso, F; and Nizza, A, "The Effect of Fertilization with N-P-K on Utilization and Nutritive Value of Natural Pasture Grazed by Sheep in Southern Italy" (1985). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 16.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1985/ses11/16)
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The Effect of Fertilization with N-P-K on Utilization and Nutritive Value of Natural Pasture Grazed by Sheep in Southern Italy
Kyoto Japan
Results of four grazing periods carried-out in 1983 and 1984 in a hilly area of Basilicata region (550 m. above s.I.) on a natural pasture utilized by sheep are reported here. Two levels of N(0-50 kg ha-1), P(0-100 kg ha-1) and K(0-100 kg ha-1) arranged in eight factorial combinations were compared. The utilization coefficients of dry matter (DM), crude protein and milk-FU (MFU) were affected by the climatic conditions and grazing period, whereas fertilization effect was low. The influence of treatments was not very emphasized during the first experimental phase also on the nuttritive value of total and utilized forage.
