Grazing systems effects on infiltration rates and sediment production of a bushed glassland Buchuma, Kenya.
A drip-type rainfall simulator was used to assess effects of grazing systems and vegetation on infiltration rates and sediment production at Buchuma Range Research Station, Kenya. Four livestock grazing treatments were studied: High Intensity Low Frequency, rotation, moderate continuous and non-graz...
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Texas A&M University
1985
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79566 |
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