Course Content
Feed and feeding situation in Nepal; common terminology of fodder and pasture
0/4
Introduction
Feeds and feeding situation in Nepal
Feed balance
Major concerns and scope of fodder
Terminology / Glossary
0/6
Rangeland
Vegetative terms
Grazing land term
Land and forage-to-animal relationships
Measurement of forage
Terminology of grazing
Factors affecting pasture and fodder crops
0/5
Introduction
Methods of increasing the efficiency of growth of crops
Factors affecting the efficiency of growth of crops
Factors affecting the chemical composition of fodder
Factors affecting the nutritive value of fodder/ forages
Morphology of forage grasses
0/2
The vegetative grass tillers
Vegetative growth in cereal crops
Principle of grass seed production
0/4
Introduction
Components of seed yield
Harvest index
Absolute and relative growth rate
Cultivation practices of common annual and perennial fodder/grasses and legumes
0/14
Introduction
Oats
Sorghum/Jawar
Bajra
Teosinte
Maize
Napier grass
Blue panic
Molasses
Mulato
Stylosanthes
Berseem
Lucera
Joint vetch
Cultivation, establishment and yield of common pasture species
0/9
Introduction
Pasture species composition in mixture
Common pasture grasses
Perennial ryegrass
Cocksfoot
Tall fescue
Phalaris
White clover
Red clover
Pasture establishment, Management of pasture and nutrition of grazing animal
0/6
Introduction
The soil environment and sowing
Factors affecting successful establishment
Nutritive value of pastures
Deleterious effects of pasture
Factors influencing herbage intake
Pasture and soil fertility
0/2
Introduction
Pasture growth and fertilizer
Preservation and conservation of fodder/forage
0/5
Silage
Making silage in clamp
Making silage in clamp
Making Tower Silage
Hay making
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Rangeland

  • It is defined as an open region of natural grasslands over which animals roam and feed.
  • In contrast, pastureland is a piece of land where plants or grasses are grown.
  • Land on which the potential plant community is, composed of native grass, shrubs as well and valuable forages.
  • Such lands include the natural grasslands, savannah, and certain types of woodlands, mainly used for grazing.
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