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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
The establishment of a publicly accessible web-resident database of published and current European research on agronomy, animal production and environmental impact of legume based grazing systems is reported. This database facilitates the sharing of information among the partners of the "Low input animal production based on forage legumes for grazing systems" (Leggraze), a research project funded by the UE (QL K5 CT-2001-02328). It also forms an important tool for transferring the results of the project to the wider research community and to end users in the agricultural sector and to policy makers at national and community level.
Citation
Rochon, J. J.; Molle, G.; Hopkins, A.; and Greef, J. M., "Compilation of a Database of Research Information on Legume Based Grazing Systems; a Part of the Leggraze Research Project" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 70.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeC/70)
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Compilation of a Database of Research Information on Legume Based Grazing Systems; a Part of the Leggraze Research Project
Dublin Ireland
The establishment of a publicly accessible web-resident database of published and current European research on agronomy, animal production and environmental impact of legume based grazing systems is reported. This database facilitates the sharing of information among the partners of the "Low input animal production based on forage legumes for grazing systems" (Leggraze), a research project funded by the UE (QL K5 CT-2001-02328). It also forms an important tool for transferring the results of the project to the wider research community and to end users in the agricultural sector and to policy makers at national and community level.
