Rangeland responses to cattle grazing systems in northern Australia
Beef cattle producers are searching for management systems that will improve their pasture resource and increase production and profitability in the rangelands of northern Australia where increasing costs and a highly variable climate impact on their business.Producers are using a range of grazing systems to achieve these goals : including set‐stocked or continuous grazing, rotational grazing, and intensive cell systems.However, these systems have varying inputs, benefits and costs which are not readily identifiable (McIvor & Hall 2006).This paper reports preliminary results from a producer co‐funded (via Meat and Livestock Australia) research project investigating the rangeland responses of commercial grazing systems in northern Australia.
grazing systems rangeland set‐stocked rotational grazing cells
T.J.Hall J.G.McIvor
Dept of Primary Industries and Fisheries,POBox 102,Toowoomba,Qld 4350,Australia CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems,306 Carmody Road,St Lucia,Qld 4068,Australia
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)