会议专题

Evaluation of the productivity and grazing capacity of cool season grasses

Pasture forage is an important part of beef production systems in western Canada and producers require adapted species that are high yielding and provide good nutritional quality.Small plot evaluation of forages uses mowing or clipping to simulate grazing events ; however,these treatments lack animal effects such as pulling,treading,manure and urine deposition and short stubble heights ( Thompson et al.2003 ).Thus,forage varieties need to be evaluated for livestock performance and stand persistence under grazed conditions before they are recommended for use in grazing operations.This study compared hybrid bromegrass,crested wheatgrass and tall fescue for yield and animal grazing days (AGD) over 3 seasons (2005-2007).

cumulative yield steers grazing Bromus Festuca

H.A.Lardner C.Ward L.Froehlich L.Zemlak

Western Beef Development Centre,Humboldt,Saskatchew an,S0K 2A0,Canada Department of Animal and Poultry Science,University of Saskatchew an,Saskatoon,Saskatchew an S7N 5A8

国际会议

2008世界草地与草原大会

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)