Interseeding legumes into grass-dominated stands can benefit pasture and hay producers by increasing the yield and quality of forage they produce and reducing their need for inputs of nitrogen fertilizer. The challenge is to get the legumes established given the competition from existing vegetation. This study confirmed that suppressing the grasses with glyphosate prior to seeding results in th...

The data on the genetic and spatial subdivision of populations synanthropic species small mammals, their dependence intensity with territories distant-pasture cattle tending are presented, some patterns indicators ectoparasite infestation communities revealed. factor determining differentiation mammals can be attributed to relationship ungulates that has long historical roots (Neogene, Anthropo...

Stocking rate is a fundamental variable for managing pastures, and there is a distinct relationship between stocking rate and animal performance for each forage type. This research was conducted to determine the effects of fall stocking rate (SR) and method of establishment of wheat pasture planted into dedicated crop fields on animal performance during the fall and subsequent spring. There was...