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Cattle herbage utilization patterns under high density rotational grazing in the Aspen Parkland
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Asamoah, S. A., Bork, E. W., Irving, B. D., Hudson, R. J., Price, M. A.
Native Aspen Parkland landscapes consist of a complex mosaic of plant communities, including riparian meadows, upland grasslands, and forests. Sustainable livestock production in this environment depends on an understanding of livestock grazing behavior among communities, particularly under...
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Soil Microbial, Physical, and Chemical Response to Cattle Grazing Management in the Northern Great Plains
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Globally, 25% of the terrestrial surface is covered by grasslands, 40% of which is used for grazing livestock and is estimated to hold 30% of global soil carbon. Native grasslands in the Canadian prairie cover 12 million hectares and are used extensively for grazing cattle. Livestock grazing...