Interpreting Soil Test Results is a practical reference enabling soil scientists, environmental
scientists, environmental engineers, land holders and others involved in land management …

Phosphorus transfer in runoff from intensive pasture systems has been extensively
researched at a range of scales. However, integration of data from the range of scales has …

Depletion of plant-available soil phosphorus (P) from excessive to agronomically optimum
levels is a measure being implemented in Ireland to reduce the risk of diffuse P transfer from …

Summary 1 A large proportion of the world's land surface is extensively managed for
livestock production. In areas where livestock systems are becoming more intensive, a major …

The effects of grazing on the richness of understorey plant communities are predicted to vary
along gradients of resources and tree cover. In temperate Australia livestock management …

Understanding constraints to ecological restoration on former agricultural land has become
increasingly important due to agricultural land degradation in the developed world, and …

Phosphorus (P) loss from soils to water can be a major pressure on freshwater quality and
dairy farming, with higher animal stocking rates, may lead to potentially greater nutrient …

Livestock grazing and fertilisation are primary management activities that determine
variation in plant species composition within grazed temperate grassy ecosystems of …

Fertilizer phosphorus (P) and grazing‐related factors can influence runoff P concentrations
from grazed pastures. To investigate these effects, we monitored the concentrations of P in …

Contaminants in water from intensively grazed catchments have been shown to cause
significant environmental impacts. Effective intervention to reduce contaminant loads …