Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
strip grazing
Hindi translation:
पट्टीय चराई, नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई
English term
strip grazing
Strip grazing would rarely be suitable for low stocking rates as winter pastures can usually sustain these grazing pressures. However, if pasture growth is hindered by soil fertility or low plant density, strip grazing may be beneficial. (www.agric.wa.gov.au)
Strip grazing can be easily superimposed on control grazing in large paddocks by placing movable electric fences ahead and behind the goats, giving them sufficient forage for two to three days. Strip grazing is very effective and results in high pasture utilization because otherwise goats will not graze soiled forage well. (eXtension)
Strip grazing on a three-day frequency yielded more than 40% more grazing days per acre than allocating a 14-day forage supply and produced the same level of animal gain. This can reduce the amount of mud compared to Feeding hay in the same location all winter. (ohioline.osu.edu)
5 +2 | पट्टीय चराई, नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई |
C.M. Rawal
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Proposed translations
पट्टीय चराई, नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई
तथापि, जैसा कि मैंने ऊपर बताया है भारतीय संदर्भ में इसके लिए 'नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई' ही अधिक उपयुक्त प्रतीत होता है।
पट्टीय चराई या नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई एक प्रकार की नियंत्रित या प्रतिबंधित चराई होती है जिसमें चराई के क्षेत्र को निर्धारित किया जाता है। In the AGROVOC Thesaurus by Food And Agriculture Organization of the United States, the Hindi term for Strip Grazing has been given as पट्टीय चराई. However, a better term in Hindi would be नियंत्रित क्षेत्र में चराई This term would give the reader a clear meaning because in India, we have defined areas for grazing which may not be in the form of strips. (AGROVOC Thesaurus by FAO of US)
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