By the agriculture class
1) What is it?
Cell grazing is a time-management system that helps with beef production and
improve animal and pasture production as well as increase soil carbon deduction.
SITE: http://www.nt.gov.au/d/Primary_Industry/index.cfm?Header=Cell%20Grazing%20for%20Better%20Productivity%20and%20Carbon%20Sequestration
2) Why is it needed?
Cell Grazing is needed because it will allow rainfall to be more effective by making
better seed bed's for new plants.Ecologically it increases the efficiency of water, sunlight
and mineral use.
SITE: http://www.abc.net.au/landline/stories/s652286.htm
3) What has been it's impact?
The impact of Cell Grazing is that it has a rotational nature of a cell grazing system
which causes root hairs to slough off after each graze and be replaced during the
regrowth process. This effectively acts as a carbon pump during the growing season.
SITE: http://www.carbonlink.com.au/farmers/cells/index.htm
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