Residual effects of fertilization strategies during the rainy season on forage growth traits of deferred aftermath of Marandugrass pasture
Seasonal growth is an important aspect of forage crop as well as total forage yield (Porqueddu et al.2005) ; these authors also stated that seasonal forage growth can be alleviated by fertilization management, mainly nitrogen fertilization.In fact, a better distribution of forage mass and total forage yield during the growing season were demonstrated through fertilization strategy of Marandugrass pasture (Gomide et al., 2007).On the other hand, Euclides et al., (2007) emphasized the effect of nitrogen fertilization at the end of rainy season as an important strategy to help improve forage mass for the beginning of dry period in Tanzaniagrass pasture.This work aimed at assessing the effects of nitrogen fertilization and manure application during the rainy season on the aftermath growth and yield of deferred Marandugrass ( Brachiaria brizantha cv Marandu) pasture.
Brachiaria briz antha forage accumulation manure aplication split nitrogen fertilization
C.A.M.Gomide J.H.A.Rangel S.A.Almeida
EMBRA PA CNPGL-National Dairy Cattle Research Center,Rua Eugênio do Nascimento,610,Dom Bosco,Juiz de For a-MG/Brazil 36038-330
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）