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14 Farmers will continue to use natural vegetation, crop residues and crop by-products as animal feed. The current role of planted forages is to supplement the existing feed resources. As farmers experience the benefits of planted forages, some may choose to use forages to intensify their livestock production, such as moving into smallholder dairy production or cattle fattening.
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Page 22: Forages can provide substantial ben
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Page 32: Legumes Short, spreading legumes w
Page 36: Legumes improve feed quality and so
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Page 48: Take Note 24 How much feed do rumin
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Page 60: Feed young forage for good growth.
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What other benefits can forages pro
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40 Soil loss and water runoff as pe
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'Stylo 184' grown as a cover crop o
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Arachis pintoi 'Itacambira' effecti
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How should forages be planted? Root
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Arachis pintoi 'Amarillo', 'Itacamb
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Try this idea! 50 Planting from see
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52 2.Hard-seededness in legumes See
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54 3.Poor storage conditions Seed i
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56 More than 20% The seed is good q
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58 Follow these steps Emergence tes
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Warning! 60 3. Using hot water trea
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62 Grasses Andropogon gayanus 'Gamb
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Good seedbed preparation gives bett
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disturbance and reduced weed compet
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68 A Question Should legume seed be
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Where can forages be grown on farms
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Offer your animals a 'basket of cho
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Grazed plots of Brachiaria decumben
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Contour hedgerows of Pennisetum pur
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Stylosanthes guianensis 'Stylo 184'
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Arachis pintoi 'Itacambira' grown a
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How should forages be managed? 82
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slow initial growth mainly young gr
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86 Legumes Short stoloniforous legu
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Farmer cutting forages as supplemen
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Planting forages downhill from anim
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Where can I get more information? 9
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Vietnam National Institute of Anima
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