Journal of Dairy Science · 1995 · 15 citations · 3 references
AgricultureDairy ScienceFarm ManagementNutrient ManagementIntegrated Nutrient ManagementManure Nutrient ManagementNutrient BudgetingNutrient Feeding StrategiesNutrient Loss PreventionNutrient RequirementsFarm Nutrient BudgetingNutrient Management Decision SupportNutrient Requirement EstimationNutrient Requirement ModelingNutrient Supply Scheduling
A model for dairy nutrient management was constructed to evaluate strategies for nutrient recycling using farmspecific information. The model used linear programming to determine optimal cropping systems that used nutrients from dairy manure applied to cropland. The optimal system minimized total feed costs, including purchased commodities, based on the ability of crops to take up manure nutrients and supply forages for cow rations. Nutrient uptake requirements to meet mandated regulations were incorporated as constraints to the linear programming model and were for either N or P.
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