The conservation benefit of mowing vs grazing for management of species‐rich grasslands: a multi‐site, multi‐year field experiment

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@Alan_Watson_ @RosewoodFarms @JoannaBlythman Study: 'The conservation benefit of mowing vs grazing for management of species‐rich grasslands' Conclusion: "Mowing is the best long‐term management method for semi‐natural grasslands in Sweden & grazing u

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RT @NordicJBotany: NJB: The conservation benefit of mowing vs. grazing for management of species-rich grasslands http://t.co/Y6e3BeZiLz htt…

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Final version of paper out: mowing better than grazing for conservation mainly because grazing was often too low https://t.co/oQbwfW9pYJ …

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