Offered Papers Theme A: Efficient Production from Grassland
Description
The use of P fertilisers together with legume broadcasting is a low cost and high impact technology for improving native grassland (Risso et al., 2001). Its use is increasing in Uruguay, although not for mixed grazing, even though this management is a common practice on native grasslands. Good pasture response may occur under mixed grazing when it is adequately managed (Nolan & Connolly, 1989). The following trials characterise pasture response with such management, in Uruguayan conditions.
Citation
Risso, D. F.; Montossi, Fabio; Berretta, E. J.; Cuadro, R.; De Barbieri, I.; San Julián, R.; Dighiero, A.; and Zarza, A., "Mixed Fattening of Steers and Lambs on Improved Grasslands in Uruguay: I. Pasture Performance" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 68.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeA/68
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Mixed Fattening of Steers and Lambs on Improved Grasslands in Uruguay: I. Pasture Performance
The use of P fertilisers together with legume broadcasting is a low cost and high impact technology for improving native grassland (Risso et al., 2001). Its use is increasing in Uruguay, although not for mixed grazing, even though this management is a common practice on native grasslands. Good pasture response may occur under mixed grazing when it is adequately managed (Nolan & Connolly, 1989). The following trials characterise pasture response with such management, in Uruguayan conditions.
