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Grassland science

a linear relation in which gain per animal falls with stocking rate while gain per hectare rises and then falls, used to compare grazing trials.

In grassland science, Jones-Sandland model refers to a linear relation in which gain per animal falls with stocking rate while gain per hectare rises and then falls, used to compare grazing trials. This meaning comes from Jones (1974) in The Journal of Agricultural Science.[1]

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References

Jones, R. J., & Sandland, R. L. (1974). The relation between animal gain and stocking rate: Derivation of the relation from the results of grazing trials. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 83(2), 335-342. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0021859600052035

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