Remote Sensing, Volume 15, Issue 10
2023 May-2 - 219 articles
Cover Story: Climate and management practices jointly control the spatial and temporal patterns of land surface phenology. However, most studies solely focus on analyzing the climatic controls on the inter-annual variability and trends in vegetation phenology. This study examined the impacts of climate and management practices and their interactions. Results showed that the interactions of drought and management (baling or grazing) could greatly affect vegetation phenology and suppress production. Burning plus baling might be a good management strategy in a good rainfall year to increase forage productivity. The impacts of climate and management interactions suggested that ranchers need to adjust management strategies (dynamic instead of static management plans) based on climatic conditions to maintain productive and sustainable grasslands. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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