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FORAGE decision support system

...Forage – free property information to assist grazing land management decisions – Part 1: currently available information. Webinar ‘roadmap’ What is...
Queensland
Land management> Grazing management> Decision support tools
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Pastures and forage crops

Pastures are the backbone of the Australian beef industry. Forage crops also play an important role in providing additional nutrition and...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Improved pastures> Forage crops> Pasture grasses
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Detecting and assessing fall armyworm infestations in winter cereals and pasture

...have not realised that their crop losses have been caused by FAW. This article covers: Crops at risk What to look...
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Fertilising for yield and quality in sown grass pastures and forage crops

The Fertilising for yield and quality in grass pastures and forage crops: Scoping study investigated the feasibility of using strategic applications...
Queensland
Land management> Improved pastures> Soils> Establishing and managing improved pastures> Fertiliser
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Legumes for fodder crops and short-term pastures on clay soils in Queensland

...fodder crops Legumes as fodder (or forage) crops can be planted into cultivation each year in the same way as annual...
Queensland
Land management> Improved pastures> Pasture legumes
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Poisonous forbs, grasses, crops and algae

...grasses (including button grass) Button grass (Dactyloctenium radulans). Photo credit: Fagg, M Poisonous parts Nitrate can accumulate in many weeds, crops...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Animal health and welfare> Poisonous plants
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Matching stocking rates with available forage

...climate forecasts. Figure 1. Flow diagram for balancing stock numbers with forage availability Click here to enlarge the balancing stock numbers...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Land management> Grazing management> Stocking rates and pasture utilisation
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How to use decision dates in grazing

...daylight hours decrease. For these reasons, the end of the growing season makes it a perfect time to complete a forage...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Land management> Grazing management> Decision support tools
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Crops for cattle

...of feeding strategies and feed types were undertaken. These included providing pelleted feed in addition to pasture, feeding animals on cultivated...
Northern Territory, Queensland
Land management> People and business> Grazing management> Improved pastures> Decision support tools> Economics> Economics of production systems> Forage crops
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Decision support tools for grazing land management

...Queensland). To help you get the hang of using FORAGE, we’ve created four short videos to introduce you to FORAGE and...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Land management> Grazing management> Decision support tools
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