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Agronomy

Grassland responses to shelter — a review

J. E. Radcliffe Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, P.O. Box 24, Lincoln, New Zealand
Pages 5-10 | Received 19 Jul 1982, Published online: 24 Jan 2012

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N. G. Gregory. (1995) The role of shelterbelts in protecting livestock: A review. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 38:4, pages 423-450.
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David G. Masters, Dominique Blache, Amy L. Lockwood, Shane K. Maloney, Hayley C. Norman, Gordon Refshauge & Serina N. Hancock. (2023) Shelter and shade for grazing sheep: implications for animal welfare and production and for landscape health. Animal Production Science 63:7, pages 623-644.
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