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Down to Earth with Bob Freebairn: Rapid drought recovery requires top quality pastures | The Land

Down to Earth with Bob Freebairn: Rapid drought recovery requires top quality pastures | The Land
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New south walesBob freebairnEl ninoSuzanne boschmaDepartment of primary industriesPrimary industries

Down to Earth with Bob Freebairn: Rapid drought recovery requires top quality pastures | The Land

New south walesSuzanne boschmaEl ninoBob freebairnDepartment of primary industriesPrimary industries

Tamworth hosts research update on pastures for livestock production

Landholders and advisors are invited to attend a free research update on pastures for livestock production at the Tamworth Agricultural Institute on

Western australiaJody mcnallySuzanne boschmaJonathan mclachlanTasmania institute of agricultureLivestock productivity partnershipSenior research scientistUniversity of melbourneLand servicesTamworth agricultural institute onCentre for invasive species solutionsDepartment of primary industriesDonor companyUniversity of new englandSenior research scientist dr sean murphyTamworth agricultural institute

Farmer insights to help boost red meat production

Date Time Farmer insights to help boost red meat production NSW farmers have been asked to inform research which aims to underpin the state’s multi-billion dollar red meat industry in a changing and variable climate by integrating tropical perennial grasses into grazing systems. NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) senior research scientist, Suzanne Boschma, said an online survey is now open until April18. “Responses from farmers who have little or no experience with tropical perennial pastures and those who have sown or currently manage these grasses are welcome,” Dr Boschma said. “Farmers’ input will be used to develop the agronomy packages and guidelines they need to successfully establish and manage tropical grasses in central and southern NSW.”

New south walesWestern australiaGlen innesSuzanne boschmaUniversity of tasmaniaMelbourne universityDepartment of primary industriesLivestock productivity partnershipDonor companyUniversity of new englandPrimary industriesLivestock australiaCentral tablelandsCentral westNew englandபுதியது தெற்கு வேல்ஸ்