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rotational
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rotational
characterized by rotation.
rotational crossbreeding system
a program in which the sire for the terminal cross of lamb or calf is changed each year so that the state of heterosis is maintained at a high level.
rotational grazing
see rotational grazing.
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In the second case, the farmer is implementing a rotational grazing plan that will stimulate vegetative growth and enhance sequestration.
A Colorado perspective: the new energy economy by Martin, Jim; Brannon, Ginny / UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
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We found that trees are more likely to regenerate in unfertilised pastures [and] under high-intensity rotational grazing than under conventional, continuous grazing.
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