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  1. NSW Weed control handbook

    Applicators using GPS systems could include a GPS reading as well as the paddock number/name. ... Record weather conditions (especially temperature and relative humidity), wind speed and direction, herbicide and water rates, and operating details for

  2. 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

  3. Stewart Crawford, Narromine

    Laying the drip tape. Image: A. McCaffery. Filtration system in the paddock.

  4. Merino wether comparisons

    The performance of sheep can change dramatically from season to season, district to district and even from paddock to paddock, on the one property. ... For this reason, the only way to compare the relative genetic merit of sheep is to run them together

  5. Irridated wheat in southern cropping systems

    Key management areas Paddock selection Select paddocks with good soil structure that are not hard setting or crusting,.

  6. Prograze segment 4

    By 12 weeks the contribution from milk is relatively small, meaning lambs can be weaned and still maintain their level of production provided the weaning paddock has adequate digestibility.

  7. Feeding pelleted rations

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

  8. Productive dual purpose winter wheats

    Some products have a withholding period (before stock can graze the paddock following application) as long as 70 days. ... Sometimes recycled nutrients, especially dung and urine, will not be evenly re-distributed across a paddock.

  9. Blotches in barley.pdf

    Avoid growing barley in successive years in the same paddock as most inoculum survives in the stubble. ... The negatives of stubble reduction such as erosion and reduced water retention should be carefully considered before burning or cultivating a

  10. 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

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