Offered Papers Theme C: Delivering the Benefits from Grassland
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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
In most of the world the priority for production-oriented research has been succeeded by the need for grassland research to focus on systems which satisfy requirements relating to the stability and protection of land, water and atmospheric resources and to biodiversity, in addition to production efficiency. This dictates not only a new approach to research, but also new approaches for the organisation of research, the training and development of research scientists and the activities of Grassland Societies and associated organisations.
Citation
Lemaire, G.; Wilkins, R. J.; and Hodgson, J., "Change in Grassland Science: Implications for Training, Research and Grassland Societies" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 3.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeC/3)
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Change in Grassland Science: Implications for Training, Research and Grassland Societies
Dublin Ireland
In most of the world the priority for production-oriented research has been succeeded by the need for grassland research to focus on systems which satisfy requirements relating to the stability and protection of land, water and atmospheric resources and to biodiversity, in addition to production efficiency. This dictates not only a new approach to research, but also new approaches for the organisation of research, the training and development of research scientists and the activities of Grassland Societies and associated organisations.
