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  1. Better fertiliser decisions for cropping systems in Australia

    BFDC is supported by the Grains Research and Development Corporation. The project is led by the NSW Department of Primary Industries. ... The collaborative BFDC team includes:. Fertiliser Industry Federation of Australia. International Plant Nutrition

  2. Phosphorus nutrition for winter crops

    The information covers:. The need for phosphorous. Deficiency symptoms. Factors affecting crop response. ... Tissue testing for phosphorus. The Agfact also includes a summary Fertiliser comparison chart.

  3. Biological control agents and beneficials in greenhouses

    Predatory insects eat the eggs and/or larvae or grubs of the pest. ... The cards are hung on plants throughout the greenhouse. Entomopathogenic nematode (Steinernema feltiae).

  4. Managing Native Pastures

    Management should consider the:. effect of defoliation on the ability of the plant to withstand drought;. ... The heavier plants are grazed, the more that leaf area and energy stores are reduced.

  5. Soil and water management practices for blueberry growers in northern NSW

    The focus is primarily on natural resource management (NRM) issues in relation to soil and water resources. ... However, the general principles will apply equally to other horticultural enterprises with similar intensive systems.

  6. Blue-green algae poisoning of livestock |Blue-green algae poisoning of livestock

    Monitoring the risk of blue-green algae poisoning of stock. Download. Primefact 1046 Second Edition.

  7. Quince growing

    Trees on seedling rootstock should produce some fruit by about the fifth year. ... By this stage, leaf stalks can be fatally affected and the leaves fall.

  8. Forage peanut

    Slugs. Adult whitefringed weevils eat leaves. Main diseases. Prine and Amarillo are resistant to the major peanut diseases. ... Moderately resistant to root knot nematode. Management. Amarillo : During the active growing season, rotationally graze - 1

  9. Buying hay or silage after a flood, fire or drought – visual assessment

    This factsheet covers the following topics:. Hay versus silage. Feed quality.

  10. Converting mature citrus from full cover to drip irrigation

    Topics include:. Rootstock. Existing orchard health. Soil. Nematodes and Phytophthora. Irrigation management in the first season. ... Fertigation. Irrigation scheduling. Dual systems. Dripline location. Timing the conversion. Using existing pipework.

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