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    Managing Shrub-Infested, Postmined Pasturelands With Goats and Cattle. Part I, Effect on Botanical Composition and Browse Species

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    2012-01-18
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    Abaye, Azenegashe Ozzie
    Webb, D. M.
    Zipper, Carl E.
    Luginbuhl, Jean-Marie
    Teutsch, Christopher D.
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    Reclamation of mined lands in the Appalachian coal region has resulted in the successful establishment and utilization of pasture for beef cattle production. Research goals were to determine the effects of mixed grazing of goats with cattle on forage biomass, forage nutritive quality, and animal performance. The three treatments included an ungrazed control, cattle grazing alone, and mixed grazing goats with cattle.
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    • Destination Area: Global Systems Science (GSS) [406]
    • Publications, Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) [7939]
    • Scholarly Works, School of Plant and Environmental Sciences [775]

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