Exclusion zones for variable rate nitrogen fertilisation in grazed dairy pasture systems in New Zealand

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Exclusion zones for variable rate nitrogen fertilisation in grazed dairy pasture systems in New Zealand

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To assess the variability of total soil nitrogen (TN) on grazed and irrigated pastures, TN was quantified from spatially distinct “areas” within the paddock (irrigated and non-irrigated areas, around the gates, and around the troughs) on two dairy farms located in Canterbury, New Zealand. During soil sampling, each area was sub-divided and multiple soil samples were taken to ensure adequate spatial representation of each area. The results showed there were no differences in TN between the fa...

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2017-10-16

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Ekanayake, D / Owens, J / Hodge, S / Werner, A / Trethewey, JAK / Roten, R / Westerschulte, M / Belin, S / Cameron, Keith

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/9691

Related subjects

exclusion zones / nitrogen / grazed dairy pasture / New Zealand / Soil Sciences / Fertilisers and Agrochemicals (incl. Application)

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