1974
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2494.1974.tb01239.x
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The Effect of Nitrogen Application to Pasture on Beef Production

Abstract: Five graziiig experiments each lasting 2 or 3 years were made between 1955 and 1967, all starting in the first year of ryegrass/cocksfoot/clover or ry^rass/clover leys. A high and a low rate of N, 235 and 45 Ib/ac on average (263 and 51 kg/ha) were compared for beef production. Higb-and low-N treatments gave mean clover contents for the grazing season of 8 and 24 % on a dry-weight basis, respectively. High N consistently gave a smaller liveweigbt gain/animal than low N, on average 192 and 208 Ib/day (0 87 and … Show more

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