Satellite Symposium 1: Optimisation
Description
The impacts of intensified grazing in New Zealand are being reflected in declining quality of groundwater, streams and lake water. Manipulation of ratios of grazing animal species may be one way farmers can reduce nitrogen (N) emissions to ground water. The present research quantifies nitrate and ammonium leaching losses from rotationally grazed sheep, cattle and deer pastures in a common environment.
Citation
Betteridge, Keith; Ledgard, Sterwart F.; Hoogendoorn, Coby J.; Lambert, M. G.; Park, Z. A.; Costall, Des A.; and Theobald, P. W., "Nitrogen Leaching from Cattle, Sheep and Deer Grazed Pastures in New Zealand" (2022). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 27.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellightsymposium1/27
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Nitrogen Leaching from Cattle, Sheep and Deer Grazed Pastures in New Zealand
The impacts of intensified grazing in New Zealand are being reflected in declining quality of groundwater, streams and lake water. Manipulation of ratios of grazing animal species may be one way farmers can reduce nitrogen (N) emissions to ground water. The present research quantifies nitrate and ammonium leaching losses from rotationally grazed sheep, cattle and deer pastures in a common environment.
