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What is a set stocking?
Set stocking refers to the practice of managing livestock numbers in a pasture or grazing area to optimize forage utilization and maintain ecological balance. This involves determining and maintaining a specific number of animals per unit area over a designated period, ensuring that the land is neither overgrazed nor underutilized. Proper set stocking helps improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and can lead to more sustainable livestock production.
Is it illegal to set up a radio station?
It is not illegal as long you have a permit from the country in which you reside.
How long do employers need to keep a hardcopy of applications?
It depends on the legislation of the country. Some have no set period.
How many cows per acre irrigated pasture in California?
There is no one-set stocking rate or stocking density for such pasture in the state of California. You will need to see your local county extension agent for actual estimated stocking rates for your area, because the numbers will be based on whether you wish to achieve mob grazing or a form of rotational grazing where you are not switching paddocks daily or sooner.
What country is the book of Tashi set in?
It's not set in a real country; the country is mythical.
In h2o what is the country where the set is?
it is set in australia
In which country was Peter and the Wolf set?
it was set in Russia
What country was saving Francesca set in?
It was set in Australia.
Is it possible for me to apply for a Schengen visa from a country other than my own?
Yes, it is possible to apply for a Schengen visa from a country other than your own, as long as you meet the requirements set by the embassy or consulate of the Schengen country you are applying to.
What institutions set the south apart from the rest of the country?
"The peculiar institution" set the South apart from the rest of the country.
What country is The Secret Garden set?
it is set in your ma's house
What country is hansel gretel set?
Switzerland, a country in Europe...
