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Salvaging crops for fodder, grain or grazing - costs and income calculator|Salvaging crops for fodder, grain or grazing - costs and income calculator
The tool also includes instructions for calculating paddock crop dry matter biomass and a recording sheet for use in working out crop biomass.
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Soil description sheets
Property:. Paddock:. Date: Reason for inspection:. Inspected by:. Sketch a map of site, extra notes etc. ... 1. Farm and paddock information. Paddock history:. 2. Initial observations (i) record depth at which layers/horizons seem to change (ii) record
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Faba bean (part 1)
Molybdenum (Mo) is likely to be needed if the paddock has a low pH. ... Paddock hygiene–control volunteers and manage stubble to breakdown as quickly as possible. •
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Soybean aphid
In Australia experience with soybean aphid is very new. Known infestations in crops observed are distributed sporadically through a paddock and in quite small areas (1m.
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Hendra virus
Transmission of Hendra virus from horse to horse appears to be relatively inefficient, but has occurred among horses in close contact, including some horses in paddock situations.
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Footrot manual
undertaken in high and medium risk flocks. It may involve a paddock assessment of all. ... diagnosed. A paddock assessment of an appropriate number of mobs with examination of.
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Reducing herbicide spray drift
Record weather conditions (especially temperature and relative humidity), wind speed and direction, herbicide and water rates, and operating details for each paddock.
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Understanding the CDI phases | State Seasonal Update
In the paddock, management decisions like fertiliser application and timing, sowing times and stocking rates will affect actual production, the accumulated biomass in the field.
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Recovery from drought
Stages of Drought Recovery. Stage 1: Early Recovery. Enough rain at the right time causes an initial improvement in paddock conditions (e.g.
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Dispersion
If you decide to treat a whole paddock with gypsum, leave a strip untreated to show the benefits.
