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Whole Farm Simulation and Nutrient Management

Tool Name: Dairy Forage System Model Integrated Farm System ModelPurpose: Research and teaching tool for long-term evaluation of farm production systemsContact Person: Al RotzStage of Development: Recent versions available on the Internet; Continuing development.

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Whole Farm Simulation and Nutrient Management

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    2. Descriptive Information

    3. Focus and Scale

    4. Integrated Farm System Model

    5. Weather

    6. Crops

    7. Crop Growth

    8. Harvest

    9. Storage

    10. Feeding and Use

    11. Manure

    12. Tillage and Planting

    13. Soil

    14. Economics

    15. Environmental Impact

    16. Risk

    17. Application

    18. Regional Application

    19. Recent Applications

    20. Model Use

    21. Inputs

    22. Farm Parameters

    23. Machinery Parameters

    24. Weather Data

    25. Outputs

    26. Summary & Report

    27. Summary & Report

    28. Summary & Report

    29. Optional Output

    30. Example Application

    31. Objectives

    32. De Marke Farm

    33. Nitrogen Conserving Technologies

    34. Model Calibration

    35. Nitrogen Balance

    36. Model Evaluation

    37. Nitrogen Balance

    39. Nitrogen Conservation Technologies

    40. 100 Cow Farm

    43. 1000 Cow Farm

    45. Conclusions

    46. Limitations & Usefulness

    47. Limitations

    48. Limitations

    49. Limitations

    50. Usefulness

    51. Usefulness

    52. Usefulness

    53. Usefulness

    54. Usefulness

    55. Usefulness

    56. Future Plans

    57. Model Availability

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