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Silver beet growing.pdf
For the tests to be correctly interpreted, representative samples have to be taken from across the entire paddock.
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Tropical perennial grasses planning ahead
With some thought and planning this ‘lead time’ can be incorporated into your cropping or grazing program, reducing the time that a paddock is out of production. ... The first part of the. planning process involves making sure that the species and
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Mid-season drainage of rice
application of the urea onto dry soil before reapplying the water will result in less nitrogen losses than would occur if nitrogen was aerially applied to a flooded paddock.
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Feed value in summer forage
Mr Piltz said in situations where a suitable paddock is available and can be sown with minimal preparation, millet could be a viable option.
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Far-West-Snapshot.pdf
Growers make the most of the paddock environment and encourage conditions to maximise water storage and management in the soil.
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NSW State Seasonal Update - August 2023
Completing a report allows a user to create a geotagged photo diary, monitor dam levels, or record changes at an individual paddock level.
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Managing biosecurity risks during dry times
5 Keep detailed livestock feeding records by paddock and mob so if a problem presents, you can track, trace and contain it.
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Setting-your-crop-up-for-success-in-2023.pdf
What is the risk of phytophthora root rot in 2023? The paddock is low risk if:. • ... The paddock is high risk if: • PRR symptoms were observed in previous chickpea crops. •
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Eight steps to successful perennial pasture establishment
If not, reassess paddock selection, species, fertiliser, and need for lime or gypsum. ... Budget carefully for the appropriate inputs – paddock preparation and sowing, herbicides, insecticides, seed, and fertiliser.
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Yellow serradella
Being an annual, requires companion summer-growing species for all-year-round paddock production. ... Sowing rates:. Often sow serradella with other legumes (e.g. sub clover), because of soil type variability over a paddock.
