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Publication Date
1989
Location
Nice France
Description
An annual gain of 1 ton cattle body weight per ha was attained in an intensively managed pasture (IMP) of the National Grassland research Institute, NGRI, in 1986. In this experiment the efficiency of solar energy converted into herbage and cattle body was not directly determined although seasonal changes in herbage and animal biomasses were measured. In current report, the energy budget for herbage and cattle body in this pasture was estimated and compared with that in an extensively managed pasture (EMP) using a system model.
Citation
Shiyomi, M; Koyama, N; Tsuiki, M; Ochiai, K; Kobayashi, H; Shioya, S; and Ami, T, "Comparison of Energy Budget in Pastures by System Model: Intensively Managed Pasture vs. Extensively Managed Pasture" (1989). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 43.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session9/43)
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Comparison of Energy Budget in Pastures by System Model: Intensively Managed Pasture vs. Extensively Managed Pasture
Nice France
An annual gain of 1 ton cattle body weight per ha was attained in an intensively managed pasture (IMP) of the National Grassland research Institute, NGRI, in 1986. In this experiment the efficiency of solar energy converted into herbage and cattle body was not directly determined although seasonal changes in herbage and animal biomasses were measured. In current report, the energy budget for herbage and cattle body in this pasture was estimated and compared with that in an extensively managed pasture (EMP) using a system model.
