Integrating livestock production into whole-farm system models of mixed crop–livestock systems Thomas D. Frazel

Integrating livestock production into whole-farm system models of mixed crop–livestock systems Thomas D. FrazelCrop livestock farming systems integrate various biophysical components with farm decision making. Whole farm system models help to understand the complexity arising from this integration and are useful tools to explore effects of interventions and to design improved systems. After describing the generic characteristics of crop livestock systems, this chapter gives an account of the separate component models, from which whole farm models are usually

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