Modelling Preference and Diet Selection Patterns by Grazing Ruminants: A Development in a Mechanistic Model of a Grazing Dairy Cow, MINDY
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Juan J. Villalba | J. M. Forbes | P. Gregorini | Frederick D. Provenza | P. C. Beukes | F. Provenza | P. Gregorini | J. Villalba | P. Beukes | J. M. Forbes | F. D. Provenza | Pablo Gregorini | Pierre C. Beukes
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