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A model of a rangeland grazing system within a management procedure approach framework
A model describing livestock grazing system dynamics was developed and fitted to available data. This study preliminarily explored the use of a formal management procedure (MP) approach to determine appropriate annual offtake in a terrestrial system. This approach has been applied in marine systems...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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