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Artificial drought study reveals impact on grasslands

New research from CSU finds 60% loss of grasslands and shrublands resulting from short-term drought conditions. ....

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Grazing management impacts weight gain

Rotational or continuous grazing? Which system allows for more sustainable and profitable free-range livestock production? ....

United States , Justind Derner , Laurenm Porensky , Seanp Kearney , Edwardj Raynor , David Augustine , Rangeland Resources Systems Research , Agricultural Research Service , Systems Research , Central Plains Experimental Range , Rotational Grazing ,

New Research Reveals How Grazing Management Practices Affect Cattle Weight Gain by Altering Foraging Behavior

Rotational or continuous grazing? Which system allows for more sustainable and profitable free-range livestock production? Ranchers often rotate cattle seasonally among different pastures on their operations but may allow cattle to graze season-long in a. ....

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10-year study shows how grazing practices impact cattle weight gain by altering foraging behavior

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Study reveals how grazing management affects cattle weight gain

First five years of data shows rotationally managed cattle gained, on average, 14% less weight than cattle in the season-long management system. ....

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