Carmen Segura

Substitute Associate Professor

Universidad de Granada

Spain

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Carmen Segura is a Substitute Associate Professor at the Universidad de Granada, Spain. Her research focuses on the impact of grassland management practices on soil carbon dynamics and the environmental effects of livestock systems. Recent articles include investigations into carbon footprints associated with beef cattle finishing systems and the implications of grazing patterns on soil health.

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Gonzalo Irisarri

Asst Professor of Rangeland Ecology

University of Wyoming

UNITED STATES

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Sarah Morgan

Lecturer in Beef & Sheep Production

Harper Adams University

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Carbon footprints of greenhouse gas mitigation measures for a grass-based beef cattle finishing system in the UK

Comparison of direct and indirect soil organic carbon prediction at farm field scale

What evidence exists relating the impact of different grassland management practices to soil carbon in livestock systems? A systematic map protocol

Comparison of direct and indirect soil organic carbon prediction at farm field scale

Temporal changes in soil organic carbon in permanent and reseeded pastures grazed by sheep or cattle in southwest England

Grazing livestock move by Lévy walks: Implications for soil health and environment

Effects on soil of grassland management for pasture, hay and silage

Modelling changes in soil structure caused by livestock treading

Modelling changes in soil structure caused by livestock treading

Grazing livestock move by Levy walks: Implications for soil health and environment

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Gonzalo Irisarri

Sarah Morgan

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