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Table 1The proportion of livestock farms of all farms and total number of livestock units in the study areas in 1997
Fig. 3. Structure of the SOIL-N nitrogen model showing state variables (boxes) and flows (arrows)
Fig. 4. Mean annual precipitation (a) and temperature (b) in thestudy areas (1981–1990).
Table 2Textural composition and physical characteristics of the soils used in the simulations
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