Monitoring urine distribution by grazing livestock
Introduction Urine patches are a significant source of leaching and gaseous N losses in grazed pastures.N losses increase as urine patch load ( gN/m2 ) increases,and modelled N losses increase if urine is returned as discrete patches rather than at uniform rate across the pasture.The tools we describe will help to quantify urination frequency and urine distribution patterns within large paddocks.
GPS urine sensor animal behaviour nitrogen
Keith Betteridge Coby Hoogendoorn Wendy Griffiths Des Costall Mark Carter Patrick Laube
AgResearch Grasslands,Private Bag 11008,Palmerston North AgResearch Invermay P.O.Box 50034,Mosgiel 240 Mangaone Rd,RD 9,Feilding,New Zealand Dept.of Geomatics,The University of Melbourne,Parkville VIC 3010,Australia
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2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)