Your search for keyword(s) "livestock management" resulted in 4 record(s).

Title: Identification and creation of optimum habitat conditions for livestock: Journal: Rangeland Ecology & Management; Authors: D. W. Bailey; Date: 2005; Summary: This is a synthesis of 67 studies illustrating the concept of optimum habitat to livestock and their needs highlighting specifically the effect of habitat attributes on livestock use, the effect if management on the habitat attributes and how it modifies livestock use, and the effect of management on livestock use and how it can modify habitat attributes. ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Grazing, Rangelands, Habitat; View more details about this article

Title: Understanding landscape use patterns of livestock as a consequence of foraging behavior: Journal: Rangeland Ecology & Management; Authors: K. L. Launchbaugh, and L. D. Howery; Date: 2005; Summary: This scientific synthesis paper is a summary of 96 studies examining livestock foraging behavior patterns in relation to genetic, environmental factors and interactions that provide livestock with positive or negative foraging feedback. ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Animal behavior, Herbivory, Social behavior; View more details about this article

Title: Stubble height as a tool for management of riparian areas: Journal: Journal of Range Management; Authors: W. P. Clary, and W. C. Leininger; Date: 2000; Summary: This is a literature review of 146 papers that synthesized scientific research to determine if stubble height is an appropriate tool for monitoring riparian areas. In addition, the authors examined recommended stubble heights for riparian vegetation. ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Riparian zones, Grazing, Watersheds; View more details about this article

Title: Stream channel and vegetation responses to late spring cattle grazing: Journal: Journal of Range Management; Authors: W. P. Clary; Date: 1999; Summary: A 10-year riparian grazing study was conducted on Stanley Creek, approximately 6 km northwest of Stanley, Idaho (Lat 44Â° 15â€™ 46â€, Long 114Â° 59â€™ 02â€). The area has had a long history of extensive grazing (65% use) and mining activities prior to the study. During this study, the riparian area was grazed in late June with cow/calf pairs and received three utilization treatments: medium (50%), light (25%), and control (0%). Stocking rate was adjusted so that all treatments were grazed for approximately the same amount of time (1 ...; Agrovoc Control Words: Riparian zones, Grazing, Grazing systems; View more details about this article