
This study compared soil surface bulk density between: 1) sites not grazed by cattle > 26 years; 2) sites not grazed for 6 years; 3) sites grazed for 15 years to October residual dry matter levels of > 1100 kg ha -1 ; 4) sites grazed for 15 years to October residual dry matter levels of 670 to 900 kg ha -1 ; 5) sites grazed for 15 years to October residual dry matter levels of 0.05) between sites not grazed > 26 years and sites not grazed for 6 years. Grazing to residual dry matter levels of > 1100, 670 to 900, and 6 or 26 years. For the purpose of maintaining soil surface bulk density current residual dry matter recommendations for sites with canopy cover > 50% appear appropriate, but recommendations for open grasslands need additional review. In particular, residual dry matter level must be directly linked to soil surface infiltration capacity.
TREE CANOPIES, CALIFORNIA, rangeland, TRANSPORT, residual dry matter, RDM, blue oak, compaction, Sierra Nevada, QUERCUS-DOUGLASI
TREE CANOPIES, CALIFORNIA, rangeland, TRANSPORT, residual dry matter, RDM, blue oak, compaction, Sierra Nevada, QUERCUS-DOUGLASI
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