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Brian Pastures Research Facility

...Brian Pastures has been iconic in its contribution to pastures and beef research in Queensland. The first recorded project on Brian...
Queensland
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Sown pastures in Queensland: their place, their role and the things to watch

...be used to strategically spell native pastures. What are the potential problems with sown pastures? There are three major potential problems...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Land management> Improved pastures> Establishing and managing improved pastures
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After the north-west Queensland floods

...has also provided recovery opportunity for those perennial pastures struggling from severe long-term drought conditions. This fact sheet aims to provide...
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Pastures and forage crops

...balancing supply and demand Useful links Pastures, Queensland Government Pastures for horses on the Darling Downs, Queensland Government The value of...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Improved pastures> Forage crops> Pasture grasses
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Einstein and Darwin on maximising pasture establishment in the seasonally dry tropics

...for improving diet quality and yield on mostly light textured or acidic clay soils. Burgundy bean can be used in short-term...
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Legume BMP in the Brigalow Belt project

...option to increase the productivity and returns from sown grass pastures and native pastures across the Brigalow Belt. Studies comparing grass-only...
Queensland
Land management> Improved pastures> Pasture legumes
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Queensland Pasture Resilience Program

...on topics such as: legume selection for land types establishing new improved pastures pasture seed quality legume inoculum pasture dieback management...
Queensland
Land management> Grazing management> Improved pastures> Best practice
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Use of fertiliser phosphorus for increased productivity of legume-based sown pastures in the Brigalow Belt region – a review

...to have adequate phosphorus (P) for cropping, sown pastures and grazing animals, which has led to almost no use of P...
Queensland
Land management> Improved pastures> Soils> Establishing and managing improved pastures> Fertiliser
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Soil organic matter and carbon sequestration in pastures

...Queensland. These projects are confirming that the ability of pastures to rebuild soil organic matter after cropping depends on the productivity...
Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia
Land management> Soils> Soil carbon
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Beef production benefits of legumes in a grazing trial at Wandoan

...in pasture production, compared to grass-only pastures. At a beef cattle enterprise north of Wandoan two paddocks were sown in 1995...
Queensland
Land management> Improved pastures> Soils> Pasture grasses> Pasture legumes> Fertiliser
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