Peter Kemp

Emeritus Professor of Pasture Science

Massey University

New Zealand

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Peter Kemp is an Emeritus Professor of Pasture Science at Massey University, New Zealand. His research focuses on pasture species responses to environmental stresses, particularly regarding soil water restrictions and nitrogen management in grazing systems. Recent publications include studies on the morpho-anatomical responses of *Bromus valdivianus* and *Lolium perenne*, as well as the effects of plantain on nitrogen emissions in dairy pastures.

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Michael Schutz

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University of Minnesota

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Michael James Hedley

Emeritus Professor in Soil Science

Massey University

NEW ZEALAND

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Surinder Saggar

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Massey University

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Andrew Cartmill

Trevor Ellett Senior Lecturer In Grassland Science

Massey University

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Ignacio Lopez

Massey University

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james millner

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Massey University

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Belowground Structural Attributes and Morpho-Anatomical Response Strategies of <i>Bromus valdivianus</i> Phil. and <i>Lolium perenne</i> L. to Soil Water Restriction

Effective Proportion of Plantain (<i>Plantago lanceolata</i> L.) in Mixed Pastures for Botanical Stability and Mitigating Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Cow Urine Patches

Dairy Cows Grazing Plantain-Based Pastures Have Increased Urine Patches and Reduced Urine N Concentration That Potentially Decreases N Leaching from a Pastoral System

Aboveground Structural Attributes and Morpho-Anatomical Response Strategies of <i>Bromus valdivianus</i> Phil. and <i>Lolium perenne</i> L. to Severe Soil Water Restriction

Incorporating Plantain with Perennial Ryegrass-White Clover in a Dairy Grazing System: Dry Matter Yield, Botanical Composition, and Nutritive Value Response to Sowing Rate, Plantain Content and Season

Effects of Sheep Grazing Systems on Water Quality with a Focus on Nitrate Leaching

Nitrogen Excretion by Dairy Cows Grazing Plantain (<i>Plantago lanceolata</i>) Based Pastures during the Lactating Season

Response of <i>Bromus valdivianus</i> (Pasture Brome) Growth and Physiology to Defoliation Frequency Based on Leaf Stage Development

Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Excretion in Grazing Cows with High and Low Milk Urea Nitrogen Breeding Values

Decreasing Defoliation Frequency Enhances <i>Bromus valdivianus</i> Phil. Growth under Low Soil Water Levels and Interspecific Competition

Productivity, Profitability and Nitrogen Utilisation Efficiency of Two Pasture-Based Milk Production Systems Differing in the Milking Frequency and Feeding Level

The Growth Response of Pasture Brome (<i>Bromus valdivianus</i> Phil.) to Defoliation Frequency under Two Soil-Water Restriction Levels

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Michael Schutz

Michael James Hedley

Surinder Saggar

Andrew Cartmill

Ignacio Lopez

james millner

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