Assertion: chicory | /r/HasProperty | grazed
Facets:
value: rotationally
type: DEGREE
value: frequently enough
type: DEGREE
value: preferentially
type: MANNER
value: between rest periods of 3–4 weeks
type: TEMPORAL
value: too soon before milking
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Chicory must be rotationally grazed.
text: Some varieties have high levels of lactucin, which causes milk taint when chicory is fed to dairy cows, particularly where it forms more than 50% of the diet and is grazed too soon before milking.
text: Persistence of chicory would be poor in such a pasture system, with the likelihood of the chicory being preferentially grazed and removed quickly from the sward.
text: Chicory is ready to be grazed when it reaches 150–200 mm in height (generally about 80–100 days after sowing) and the taproot is well established.
text: Chicory should be grazed frequently enough (between rest periods of 3–4 weeks) to maintain a high proportion of leaf to stem, and to allow carbohydrate reserves to be replenished; that is, limit the stem growth.
text: Chicory must be rotationally grazed, therefore smaller and more accessible paddocks are needed.
text: ] recommended that chicory should be grazed before bolting to maintain plants in
text: Chicory should be grazed when it is 6-8" tall, leaving a residual of 2-3", and then allowed to re-grow.
text: To achieve optimum persistence it is recommended that chicory be rotationally grazed.
text: If the objective is to control the growth and development of the reproductive mature stems, chicory should be grazed before bolting to maintain plants in the vegetative state [ 19 ].