Diving into Diets: Patch Burning

from Bovine Science with BCI · host BCI Cattle Chat

This episode of Diving into Diets Dr. Phillip Lancaster brings a research paper which studies patch burning. They discuss how patch burning affects the nutrition value added for cattle. They also discuss what this would mean for the future of grazing cattle. Article Discussed: Improving forage nutritive value and livestock performance with spatially-patchy prescribed fire in grazed rangeland

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