Anthropogenic disturbance has generated a significant loss of biodiversity worldwide and
grazing by domestic herbivores is a contributing disturbance. Although the effects of grazing …

Sheppard, SC, Bittman, S., Donohoe, G., Flaten, D., Wittenberg, KM, Small, JA, Berthiaume,
R., McAllister, TA, Beauchemin, KA, McKinnon, J., Amiro, BD, MacDonald, D., Mattos, F. and …

Adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing is a form of rotational grazing in which small
paddocks are grazed with high densities of livestock for short periods, with long recovery …

In light of population growth and current ecological threats, such as resource depletion and
climate change, the agriculture industry faces increasing pressures, demands, and scrutiny …

Land rolling has become a popular practice in soybean and pulse production in the
Northern Great Plains. The practice of land rolling is simply pulling a large-scale cylindrical …

Penetrometers and penetrographers are widely used to measure soil resistance to
penetration, but the results are associated with other soil properties (such as bulk density …

Abstract Changes in soil quality as a result of climate change and grazing regimens have
become an important issue for rangeland sustainability. Although there has been much …

In Tanzania, most smallholder farming systems have experienced land degradation due to
soil erosion which contributes to the decline in crop and livestock productivity. Community …

Repeated analysis of soil organic matter (SOM) in the top 0.3 m of a perennial rotation
pasture with legumes in Nova Scotia showed a significant increase of SOM from 2007 to …

Mubi zone is one of the zones where grazing system are intensively practiced in Adamawa
state. However, herdsmen and farmers are faced with serious challenges of low pasture …