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Abstract mm tillZSX@h7AXiSls on the GD3-treatmentA study was undertaken to compare the reductionremoved more of the tiller (50%) per grazing thanin the length of grass tillers in two temperate mixedpastures grazed by cattle, sheep and goats alone,on CD6 treatments (46%)(P<O.O5), but the average in spring. One hundred identified tillers in each ofnumber of grazings per tiller on CD3 and GD624 plots (2 reps per pasture type) were measureddaily during grazing periods of 3 (GD3) or 6 (GD6)days and disappearance rate of grass wasdetermined. Initial pasture mass was similar for alltreatments was similar (0.55 times/day). The lengthtreatments (mean = 3 500 kg dry matter/ha).of tillers at the end of grazing was shorter forPaddock area for CD6 was twice that for CD3 sothat the nominal daily DM allowance/kg live-cattle (68 mm) than goats (106 mm) or sheep (123weight0.9 was the same for each animal group atthe start of the trial. Cattle ate taller than averagetillers while sheep and goats ate tillers of a lengthcloser to that of the mean tiller length (PcO.01).Also, cattle removed a greater proportion (52%)of the tiller length available each time it was grazedthan sheep and goats (43-46%) (PcO.01). Lengthof tiller removed at grazing was highly correlated(r2 = 0.99) with length of the tiller prior to grazing,for each animal species, over the range 60-340

Rate of removal of grass from mixed pastures by cattle, sheep and goat grazing