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The objectives of this research were to determine the impact of nitrogen (N) source (legume-N versus fertilizer-N), pasture type (silvopasture versus open-pasture), and alley position relative to trees in young Southern Coastal Plain silvopasture on (1) forage productivity and quality; (2) soil aggregate stability, density of fungal hyphae, and soil penetration resistance.

In total we identified 1'471 foraging and 1'417 random locations for 33 individuals (13 hoopoes, 8 wrynecks, 7 woodlarks, 5 common redstarts, Table S1).

The behavioural units were divided into six different categories: (1) Foraging: taking food items in water, on the ground and from the feeders.

Diet consisted of 700 g kg−1 forage, which was either sorghum-sudan or alfalfa, and 300 g kg−1 corn-based concentrate (dry matter [DM] basis).

The greatest nitrogen accumulation in the aboveground biomass, 31.5 mg g−1 forage dry matter, was obtained with mixed cropping (B P=3:1) in the presence of the AMF+Ew inoculant.

Starch supplementation depressed (P<0.01) forage OM and NDF intakes.

Experimental diets were: (1) high forage (HF); (2) medium high forage (MHF); (3) medium low forage (MLF); (4) low forage (LF), and contained 60 40, 45:55, 30:70 and 15:85 forage:concentrate ratios, respectively.

All cows received a basal diet formulated with a 56:44 forage:concentrate ratio.

Main factors were type of diet (i.e., 100 forage and 900 concentrate versus 600 forage and 400 concentrate) and the addition of BEO (i.e., 0 mg/l versus 1.5 mg/l of BEO).

Figure 3 Forage calendar of small stock in the central High Atlas, and distribution of pastoral uses of tree fodder.

Total mixed rations containing conventional forage sorghum, brown midrib (bmr -6 forage sorghum, bmr -6 forage sorghum, or corn silage were fed to Holstein dairy cows to determine the effect on lactation, ruminal fermentation, and total tract nutrient digestion.