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  1. Temperate perennial pasture establishment guide

    The information is presented in three sections: 1. Planning and paddock preparation 2. ... In some circumstances improvement can be concentrated in affected areas of a paddock.

  2. Pesticide management on-farm-web.pdf

    It is a good idea to laminate the map so paddock names and important features can be highlighted. ... A buffer zone often forms a strip of unsprayed paddock but might also contain a vegetative barrier within.

  3. 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;.

  4. Ovine-johnes-disease-OJD.pdf

    You might notice a few poor doers that aren’t around next time you check in the paddock.

  5. 3.-Rhizobial-Inoculation_Pasture-Legumes.pdf

    use. • the presence of acidic (< 5.5 pHCa) or highly alkaline soils in the paddock may limit survival of the. ... distribution in the paddock (NSW DPI, 2017). Use either molybdenum trioxide or ammonium.

  6. Prograze appendix 4

    Therefore consider all important variables that may affect pasture production in a paddock. ... Plans do not infer that this is only one paddock of a particular pasture type.

  7. SWDTT-confinement-feeding-stock.pdf

    and weight can be easily monitored, and sale stock separated • weeds and pests from introduced feed can be monitored and managed • maintains paddock groundcover, reduces erosion and maximises rain infiltration • protects ... Pregnant cows and ewes

  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 &amp; 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. Lower-Murray-Final.pdf

    A range of seasonal fruits and vegetables are also grown in open paddock systems. ... Industry requirements Livestock production is based on extensive rangeland properties. As pasture based systems they rely on seasonal rainfall and rotational grazing

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