Identifying critical soil water thresholds to decrease cattle treading damage risk
Published in New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research • Aug 30, 2016
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Authors:,
Seth Laurenson
D. J. Houlbrooke
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ABSTRACT To minimise soil compaction, land managers should limit cow grazing periods when soil water content (SWC) is greater than a critical water content (CWC) at which point soils are prone to treading damage. A laboratory‐based method, the ‘proctor test’, has been used to identify the CWC in two...
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