Advantages, disadvantages, and reasons for non-adoption of rotational grazing, herbal leys, trees on farms and ley-arable rotations on English livestock farms
Adoption of rotational grazing or multi-species herbal leys, planting trees and integrating livestock into arable rotations can increase agricultural productivity and carbon storage on temperate ruminant livestock farms. However, farmers frequently have rational reasons for not adopting seemingly be...
Main Authors: | Jordon, MW, Winter, M, Petrokofsky, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Taylor and Francis
2022
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