Regenerative rotational grazing management of dairy sheep increases springtime grass production and topsoil carbon storage

Regenerative rotational grazing management of dairy sheep increases springtime grass production and topsoil carbon storage

Increased traditional dairy sheep production in the Basque Country of northern Spain could substantially affect pasture soils. This type of agricultural land performs vital functions and provides essential ecosystem services. Regenerative farming practices such as rotational grazing with prolonged r...

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Main Authors: Arranz, J. (Author), Díaz de Otálora, X. (Author), Epelde, L. (Author), Garbisu, C. (Author), Mandaluniz, N. (Author), Ruiz, R. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Acid phosphatase
Agricultural land
Agricultural robots
Agriculture
Amino acids
Analysis of soils
Basque Country [Spain]
Beta glucosidase
Biodiversity
carbon sequestration
carbon storage
Commerce
dairy farming
Dairy sheep
Digital storage
Economic and social effects
ecosystem service
Ecosystem services
Ecosystems
Farming practices
Flow of water
grass
Grazing management
nutrient cycling
Nutrient cycling
Organic carbon
pasture
Pasture
Phosphatases
Prokaryota
Prokaryotic diversity
Regenerative farming
RNA
sheep
SOC change
Soil
soil carbon
soil ecosystem
Soils
spring (season)
topsoil
Vegetation
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