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Southern NSW research results 2019
Cover image: Set of exclusion cages in a canola paddock inoculated with aphids and parasitoid wasps in Can parasitoid wasps control aphids in canola?
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Sustainable land management practices for graziers.pdf
The courses are delivered on-farm and. include PROGRAZETM, LANDSCAN and Paddock Plants. ... 3One paddock can be shut out of the rotation for silage to efficiently.
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Management burning of invasive native scrub principles
The amount of INS killed by burning depends on the species in the paddock. ... Large scale paddock burns have not shown general increase in germination of INS after fire.
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Cane tops as cattle fodder
depend on paddock conditions and harvesting techniques. If this soil has OC residues in it, there is the potential for residues in cattle being fed the cane top hay to exceed
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Fusarium crown rot stubble testing protocol 2023.docx
Plating values, when combined with paddock yield in 2023 (a surrogate for stubble load), can be used in a simple formula (David Backhouse, 2016) to estimate the likely incidence of infection ... Place the 60 primary tillers from a paddock into the brown
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Cycling of phosphorus in grazing systems
9. 30% of dung is estimated to be deposited in 5% of the paddock area due to the camping behaviour of sheep (Hilder 1964). ... added. Consequently the accumulation of P in the soil can be estimated as P input less P retained in camps and P exported or
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Salmonella Enteritidis
Advice for consumers. NSW has strong systems in place at all points along the food supply chain, from paddock to plate, to help reduce the risk of Salmonella Enteritidis (SE).
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Pasture sustainability and management in drought
An assessment of the paddock’s value is essential in order to make decisions in the face of deepening drought. • ... of pasture composition, pasture condition, cost of resowing, and its ability to be a productive paddock when the drought breaks.
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Sheep Plunge Dip Management.pdf
Sheep should not be held in the draining pens but encouraged to return to their paddock as soon as possible to dry out.
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Biosecurity for organic grain farmers.pdf
Additionally, livestock should be fed out in the same paddock or in the same area of each paddock. ... Ideally, the holding paddock should be conveniently located so that regular checks can be conducted on the animals and to control germinated weeds.
