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  1. Soil acidity and liming 4th edition

    However in order to diagnose and manage an acid soil a soil test from a reputable laboratory is required of the individual paddock or landscape element(s). ... paddock. They do not account for movement of acidity within the soil profile nor the fact that

  2. Southern NSW research results 2022

    Back cover images: inset left: cereal phenology experiment – Dirnaseer, Dr Felicity Harris; canola research paddock, 2021 – WWAI, Mathew Dunn; inset right: field day, 2021 – WWAI, Mathew Dunn. ... Site details Location Dirnaseer. Soil type Red

  3. Feeding pelleted rations

    Early in a drought the source of roughage may be dry paddock feed.

  4. DPI research boosts lamb production 20 per cent

    NSW DPI rangelands and tropical pastures leader Warwick Badgery said the trial near Orange compared continuous grazing on one paddock, rotational grazing on four paddocks and short-duration rotational grazing on ... Increasing grazing management

  5. Northern NSW research results 2021

    www.dpi.nsw.gov.au. Northern NSW research results 2021 R E S E A R C H &D E V E L O P M E N T – I N D E P E N D E N T R E S E A R C H F O R I N D U S T R Y. NSW DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES NORTHERN NSW RESEARCH RESULTS 2021| 1. Editors:

  6. Recreating biodiversity in eucalypt plantings | NSW Department of Primary Industries

    Other recommendations include:. Not removing old paddock trees and logs on the ground when preparing sites for eucalypt plantings;.

  7. Cultivation and soil structure

    The less you cultivate a paddock the less likely you are to damage the soil structure. ... Yields, timeliness of sowing and ease of paddock preparation will improve with soil structure improvements.

  8. Handling cattle

    Cattle, particularly Bos indicus breeds, do not like being singled out either in the paddock or in yards. ... The best procedures for mustering each paddock and working stock in yards should be developed and adhered to.

  9. Cropping & Horticulture research

    Paddock to supermarket traceability. ... As consumers demand more transparency around what they are eating, We are encouraging fresh food producers to use technology to track and trace a product’s journey from paddock to plate.

  10. Southern NSW research results 2024

    The 2023 season NSW DPI/GRDC paddock surveys revealed the high levels of crown rot through the cropping region. ... Paddock history Canola (2022), lupin (2021). Sowing Direct drilled with DBS tynes spaced at 250 mm using a GPS auto- steer system.

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