N‐P‐K balance in a milk production system on a C . nlemf uensis grassland and a biomass bank of P . purpureum CT‐115 clone
In very intensive milk production systems in Europe and America with the use of high amounts of chemical fertilizers, the nutrient cycling models consider the losses of N due to leaching and volatilization, as well as the hydro‐physical characteristics of the soil affecting the performance of this element ( 10 ; 6 ).However, in more extensive milk production systems, low input agriculture forming the natural cycle occurring within each farm,is of vital importance to potentate nutrient recycling for a stable animal production.
Milk farming biomass bank N P K balance
Gustavo Crespo
Idalmis Rodríguez & Omar Martínez Animal Science Institute,Apartado 24,San Joséde Las Lajas,La Habana,Cuba
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)