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Arrowleaf clover
In this role it produces a bulk of high quality feed from moisture which is beyond the rooting depth of sub clovers, or from rain falling after the sub clovers have ... senesced. It thus extends the grazing phase beyond that of traditional sub clover
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Bahia grass
Bahia grass. Bahia grass. ( High-resolution. image available). NOTE: The information in this Agnote must be read in conjunction with Introduction to selecting and using pastures in NSW, which covers information ... on areas of adaptation, sources of
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Green panic
on areas of adaptation, sources of variability, species mixtures, and important issues related to animal health and the conservation of native vegetation. ... No significant problems. Main diseases. No significant problems. Management. Maintain a
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Murex medic
Where a herbicide must be applied, select approved products which cause the least damage. ... Inquire through your office of the Department of Land and Water Conservation for further details.
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Snail medic
on areas of adaptation, sources of variability, species mixtures, and important issues related to animal health and the conservation of native vegetation. ... Area of adaptation. Mainly in the North West and Central West Slopes and Plains.
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Phalaris
species mixtures, and important issues related to animal health and the conservation of native vegetation. ... As a general guide, the seasonal strategies outlined below can be used to enhance production and persistence.
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Cation exchange capacity
The five exchangeable cations are also shown in soil test results as percentages of CEC. ... These cations are very susceptible to being leached or drained away in the soil water.
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Cropping on raised beds in southern NSW
Cropping on raised beds in southern NSW. Summary. This Agfact provides an overview of the important properties and problems of soils used for broadacre cropping under irrigation in southern NSW. ... It discusses how the use of innovative irrigation
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Integrated Pest Management for Australian apples & pears
Integrated Pest Management for Australian apples &pears. Summary. Integrated pest management (IPM) is a philosophy of pest control founded on the principles of ecology. ... This manual outlines an Australian apple and pear IPM strategy. The development
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Computer control systems, sensors and monitoring equipment in greenhouses
Correct operation of the automatic controllers is essential to management of an optimal growing environment. ... Good control in the greenhouse is the ultimate aim of controlled environment horticulture.
