Sentence examples for grass production from inspiring English sources

Biological efficiency values varied between 18.5 (corncob) and 51.7% (Pangola grass), Production Rates between 0.6 and 1.7%, and yields between 2.7 and 7.6 kg/m2.

Grass production for storage as hay requires a lot of care from harvest handling which may determine the quality after storage to feeding.

These results suggest that greater emphasis should be attributed to increased grass production and utilization under grazing to further improve the environmental impact of grazing systems.

HDSD replenished SOC stocks the most at D1 and D2 (6.7 and 7.4% y− 1) and this was explained by grass recovery, i.e. a significant increase in soil surface coverage by grass and grass production.

In such areas, a period of rest from grazing (allowing grass to recover) followed by a controlled burn can be very effective at controlling woody vegetation and stimulating new grass production.

Through a large-scale manipulation of tree density in our study system, we have demonstrated that grass production is suppressed in areas with more trees (Riginos et al. 2009), reducing the forage available to grazing wildlife and livestock.

According to this, Napier grass could be an optimal grass for forage production, without big yield penalties, in tropical agro-ecosystems with short, frequent and mild droughts, or where water is available at the bottom of deep soils.

Planting grass for forage production requires 50 percent more than planting for wildlife.

Intensive farming focusing on monoculture grass species to maximise forage production has led to a reduction in the extent and diversity of species-rich grasslands.

Their participation in grass seed production and marketing is important in ensuring that fodder and grass seed production is sustained.

Grass pollen production typically starts inMay, while silver birch trees flower in March, nettles in August and fungal spores in late summer and autumn.