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Livestock management collection

Code: 91508
This collection includes 18 chapters that cover the sustainable management of all types of livestock farming and the key steps in the value chain for livestock production, from breeding to slaughter.

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£235.00
A selection of chapters in this collection:
effects of organic management on greenhouse gas emissions and energy efficiency in livestock production: L. G. Smith, The Organic Research Centre and Cranfield University, UK; and A. G. Williams, Cranfield University, UK
Principles of organic livestock farming: Susanne Padel, The Organic Research Centre, UK
Rethinking and engaging with animal health in organic farming: Mette Vaarst, Aarhus University, Denmark
Balancing pasture productivity with environmental and animal health requirements: D. R. Woodfield, Grasslands Research Centre, New Zealand; and H. G. Judson, Kimihia Research Centre, New Zealand
Managing grassland systems to optimise livestock production: J. L. Peyraud, L. Delaby and R. Delagarde, INRA-Agrocampus Ouest, France
Persistence and yield stability of temperate grassland legumes for sustainable animal production: F. Ortega, L. Inostroza and C. Moscoso, Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, Chile; and L. Parra and A. Quiroz, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile
Role of pasture in the diet of ruminant livestock: Michael R. F. Lee, University of Bristol and Rothamsted Research, UK; M. Jordana Rivero, Rothamsted Research, UK; and John W. Cone, Wageningen University, The Netherlands