Publication Date
1993
Description
From the hypothesis that each pasture species has a particular management-environmental niche to which it is best suited, it is suggested that an appropriate screening technique is to sow a range of species into the system of interest and let natural selection show species suitability. This is demonstrated in one trial in rangeland and another in developed pastureland.
Citation
Scott, D, "Multi-species Mixtures as a Pasture Research Technique" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 37.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1993/session11/37
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Multi-species Mixtures as a Pasture Research Technique
From the hypothesis that each pasture species has a particular management-environmental niche to which it is best suited, it is suggested that an appropriate screening technique is to sow a range of species into the system of interest and let natural selection show species suitability. This is demonstrated in one trial in rangeland and another in developed pastureland.
