Description
Sulla is one of the few temperate forage legumes that contain enough condensed tannins to improve the efficiency with which livestock use protein (Marshall et al., 1979). However, it usually is productive only for approximately 14 months in New Zealand, and little is known of its response to grazing. This paper reports on the production and persistence of Sulla cv. Necton, when using growth stage as the criterion for time of grazing by sheep in a maritime, temperate environment.
Citation
Krishna, H. and Kemp, P. D., "Production and Plant Density of Sulla Grazed by Sheep at Three Growth Stages" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 15.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellitesymposium4/15
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Production and Plant Density of Sulla Grazed by Sheep at Three Growth Stages
Sulla is one of the few temperate forage legumes that contain enough condensed tannins to improve the efficiency with which livestock use protein (Marshall et al., 1979). However, it usually is productive only for approximately 14 months in New Zealand, and little is known of its response to grazing. This paper reports on the production and persistence of Sulla cv. Necton, when using growth stage as the criterion for time of grazing by sheep in a maritime, temperate environment.
