Notes on JEPSS research memo no. 6. Part II. Watering strategies in arid areas. Grazing radius and ecological implications

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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Discusses possible interactions between dif. watering frequencies and the degradation of land around watering points.

Authors

  • Upton, M.

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