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en fallstudie av den norsk-svenska renbeteskonventionen
… negotiations between Norway and Sweden in the formulation of a new Reindeer Grazing Convention. The theories presented in this paper show how constructivists can utilize the concepts of the state and the international system to understand interactions between states and …
… where the farm is located the yield of the pasture is about 3000 kg DM per grazing season and hectar.This means that the pasture area should be 14,25 hectare to 57 milking cows. A good grazing strategie could be a rotational system.
… the pine weevil, but were more vulnerable to drought, mechanical damage, and grazing. There are no significant results indicating that mini seedlings planted at the top of the ridge grow better than in those planted lower at the terrace. The results for the second field …
With a growing human population as well as a changing lifestyle, the conflict of wildlife and humans is intensifying. In Kenya, Maasais and their livestock have for a long time coexisted with wildlife, but an adjustment to privately own land and cultivation might rapidly change …
… pm. The most common behaviour within the shade was standing. As THI increased, grazing behaviour declined, and to compensate this they grazed to a higher extent during the night. The cows also stood up, moved around and lied down to a higher extent when THI increased. The cows …
… decline and the number of stems per hectar drop significantly. The moose grazing on pines leads to different types of damages, trunk break, treetop grazing and bark eating. These damages on the pine leads to technical damages which leads to that the price on the log drops. The …
indikation, frekvens och utförande
… decline and the number of stems per hectar drop significantly. The moose grazing on pines leads to different types of damages, trunk break, treetop grazing and bark eating. These damages on the pine leads to technical damages which leads to that the price on the log drops. The …
… decline and the number of stems per hectar drop significantly. The moose grazing on pines leads to different types of damages, trunk break, treetop grazing and bark eating. These damages on the pine leads to technical damages which leads to that the price on the log drops. The …
Effekter och reaktioner hos lantbrukarna. Intervjuundersökningar från Skåne och Örebro län.
… major threat to wooded pastures is ceasing management. Yearly and intensive grazinghas been demanded for several years in order to receive economical support. At the sametime trees and bushes have often been regarded as vegetal invasion. In 2007, during theEuropean commission’s …
a study of the travel habits of Swedish dogs and their owners? awareness of infectious diseases.
… animals seven times per hour. The behaviours recorded were standing, lying, grazing, browsing, foraging fruits and seeds, ruminating, social behaviour and moving.The study showed that goats browsed more than sheep and cattle. This is consistent with other similar studies that …
… animals seven times per hour. The behaviours recorded were standing, lying, grazing, browsing, foraging fruits and seeds, ruminating, social behaviour and moving.The study showed that goats browsed more than sheep and cattle. This is consistent with other similar studies that …
… for preventive use, particulary in organic production, is a well adapted grazing system. A good grazing system is also important to reduce the use of anthelmintic drugs and reduce the risk that the parasites develop resistance to the anthelmintic substance. The parasites can …
… and predominantly dependent on high-quality foods. It prefers open areas for grazing but use bushes for cover. Warthogs prefer former bomas because of the nutrient enrichment that has occurred there and they also distribute their faeces close to their feeding grounds. Warthogs …
… are examined. The unique physiology of the reindeer enables it to live out of grazing in the arctic climate in the north of Sweden. For reindeer husbandry to be long-term productive and sustainable, it is important that there is enough land for grazing. The research available on …
a comparison between open-grazing, fenced pastures and maize cultivations
… (100cm) soil sampling was performed on six clusters containing; (1) open-grazing (OG) (2) 1-5 years of fencing (FENCED(1)), (3) 7-10 years of fencing (FENCED(2)), (4) 15-23 years of fencing (FENCED(3)), (5) maize from OG (A(OG)), (6) maize from fenced pasture (A(FENCED)) …
