The Journal of Agricultural Science · 1967 · 91 citations · 22 references
AgricultureAgronomyPasture ManagementForage ProductionLivestock ProductionPasture EcologyForage GrassesPasture AssessmentPasture ProductivitySeasonal Pasture DynamicsGrass PasturesPasture Growth Rate AnalysisPasture ProductionPasture Vegetation ManagementSeasonal Growth DynamicsSeasonal Herbage GrowthSeasonal Pasture Growth AssessmentSeasonal Shoot Growth
1. Twenty-one varieties of pasture grasses, including ten bred varieties, were grown on fertile soil for 3 years. Figures are presented of the rate of production of herbage cut every 3or4 weeks. Plots were cut in staggered sequence to permit growth intervals to overlap and to allow frequent assessments of the rate of production.
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Energy Values of Ecological Materials
Frank B. Golley · Ecology · 1961 · 396 citations
STUDIES IN THE DIGESTIBILITY OF HERBAGE
D. J. Minson, W. F. Raymond, C. E. Harris · Grass and Forage Science · 1960 · 90 citations
Photosynthesis Under Natural Conditions
J. F. Talling · Annual Review of Plant Physiology · 1961 · 81 citations
STUDIES ON THE DIGESTIBILITY OF HERBAGE
W. F. Raymond, C. E. Harris, V. G. Harker · Grass and Forage Science · 1953 · 73 citations