Pasture options after a coastal flood
Primefact Number: 782 Edition: First edition Released/reviewed: 01 Jan 2009
Pasture species differ in their ability to survive inundation and water-logging.
Sensitivity to waterlogging also varies with temperature, so a flood in summer kills pasture much quicker than a winter flood.
This Primefact covers the following topics:
- What pastures might survive a flood?
- What if I do nothing?
- Replanting - how, when and what to plant
- How to plant
- Seed rates
- Fertiliser
- Weeds after the flood
- Pasture improvement cautions
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