C–N–P Uncoupling in Grazed Grasslands and Environmental Implications of Management Intensification

Pages: 15 - 34
Published: Jan 1, 2019
Abstract
null null Dairy, and more generally ruminant production, is based on grass, fodder crops, and often concentrates that bring additional necessary nutrients. During the transition from the soil–plant system to the animal, the major biochemical change is the uncoupling of carbon and phosphorus from nitrogen, resulting in dung rich in C and P, urine rich in N and K, or a mixture in the form of manures (slurry, solid manure, compost, etc.). In all...
Paper Details
Title
C–N–P Uncoupling in Grazed Grasslands and Environmental Implications of Management Intensification
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Pages
15 - 34
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