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Effects of Stocking Rate on Forage Nutrient Composition of Nebraska Sandhills Upland Range When Grazed in Early Summer and the Effects of Grazing on Nebraska Sandhills Meadow Forage Nutrient Composition
The objectives of this research were to 1) evaluate the effects of stocking rate on forage nutrient quality 2) quantify the relative proportions of current vs. previous year growth being consumed in early summer upland range pastures and 3) determine how grazing effects forage nutrient quality in su
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