pasture dieback

The interim results of a 4-year trial assessing the tolerance of 30 grass varieties to pasture dieback were recently showcased at a field day near Boonah.   Department…
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Pasture dieback is a sporadic condition that can come and go within a season, or over multiple seasons. Trials that run for several years have been important to…
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It’s easy to keep your steps up if you are part of the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries pasture team! The first part of the year is busy…
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  Pasture dieback has spread in recent years, with some regions reporting the first occurrence after 2024 summer rainfall. Pasture dieback has been reported in the following new…
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Graziers are urged to keep an eye out for pasture dieback, which is continuing to spread to new areas of Queensland. The Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF)…
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More than 30 people attended the unique pasture dieback trial located on a commercial property near Boonah in June. Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) Principal Pasture Agronomist,…
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written by Kylie Hopkins, Central Queensland Sown Pasture team, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries How many issues can one paddock have? And if it has many, what can…
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Now’s the perfect time for eastern Queensland graziers to check for pasture dieback—a condition that stunts growth and kills productive tropical grass pastures. And, to help with identification…
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