1965•Netherlands Journal of Agricultural ScienceOpen access

The influence of management and nitrogen application on the botanical composition of grassland.

G. C. Ennik

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Application of 70 kg/ha N was less important in affecting botanical composition of the sward than frequency of cutting (3 weeks versus 5 weeks) and especially the system of grazing (rotational versus continuous grazing) were. (Abstract retrieved from CAB Abstracts by CABI’s permission)

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Key concepts: Grazing, Grassland, Composition (language), Permission, Nitrogen, Cattle grazing, Agronomy, Environmental science