Offered Papers Theme A: Efficient Production from Grassland
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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
The semi-extensive management of permanent grassland results in autochthonous plant mixtures whose productivity and forage quality dynamics are relatively unknown, but important for its utilisation. There are enormous differences in forage value and the suitability for silage depending on botanical composition, cutting date or grazing date. The time-based changes in the forage value are of economic interest for the farmers and important for determining a utilisation strategy.
Citation
Dittmann, Lisa and Bockholt, Renate, "Calculation of Forage Value and Suitability for Silage of Autochthonous Plant Mixtures Found in Peat Soil Grassland in Relation to the Cut-Off Date" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 372.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeA/372)
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Calculation of Forage Value and Suitability for Silage of Autochthonous Plant Mixtures Found in Peat Soil Grassland in Relation to the Cut-Off Date
Dublin Ireland
The semi-extensive management of permanent grassland results in autochthonous plant mixtures whose productivity and forage quality dynamics are relatively unknown, but important for its utilisation. There are enormous differences in forage value and the suitability for silage depending on botanical composition, cutting date or grazing date. The time-based changes in the forage value are of economic interest for the farmers and important for determining a utilisation strategy.
