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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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Irving, B. D., Asamoah, S. A., Hudson, R. J., Bork, E. W., Price, M. A.
We evaluated the temporal dynamics of herbage biomass and protein within riparian meadows and upland grasslands of native Aspen Parkland rangeland to understand the contribution of each to lives tock foraging. For the growing season monitored, meadows were greater in forage yield and crude...