Abstract
Traditionally, little control is exerted over grazing on irrigated pasture. Today, however, with controlled grazing and feed budgeting, the pasture manager can use grazing stock to control forage levels, and forage levels can be used to control animal performance. Pasture budgeting can be applied to California's irrigated pastures when estimates of expected pasture growth are available, according to an ongoing study.
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Grazing stock can control forage levels on irrigated pasture.
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e0“the pasture manager can use grazing stock to control forage levels”
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Forage levels can be used to control animal performance.
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e0“forage levels can be used to control animal performance”
t0“irrigated pasture”
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Pasture budgeting can be applied in California when expected growth estimates are available.
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e0“Pasture budgeting can be applied to California's irrigated pastures when estimates of expected pasture growth are available”