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  1. Ringed wallaby grass or white top

    Florets with 3 rings of hairs and an awn that greatly exceeds the two  lateral lobes; the latter end in bristles. ... However, reducing stocking  pressure or resting the pasture following good rains in spring or autumn will  aid seedling establishment.

  2. Strawberry clover

    Inoculant Group B. Sowing rate:. 0.5-4 kg/ha. Minimum average rainfall. for the species:.

  3. Greenhouse covering materials

    Covering materials impact on the level and quality of light available to the crop. ... is transmitted through the material and how much energy moves through the material.

  4. Orientation and siting a greenhouse

    Orientation and siting a greenhouse. The orientation of the greenhouse is typically north-south. ... Crop rows are also typically aligned north-south to minimise shading within the crop.

  5. Riesling Royale masterclass and workshop

    Riesling Royale masterclass and workshop. Summary. NSW Department of Primary Industries, in collaboration with NSW Wine Industry Association, would like to invite you to attend the 2022 Riesling Royale Masterclass. ... Pick up the tips and tricks from

  6. Grassed up - Post harvest seed treatment

    In addition, seed dormancy of some species is associated with the ancillary structures. ... The seed plus trash can thus be sown on the soil surface without burial.

  7. Weeping grass or microlaena

    Lime green or blue green leaves, with a boat shaped tip and often a notch near the tip. ... Responds strongly to increased soil fertility and the use of legumes, but needs to be kept short in autumn to allow clover establishment.

  8. Glossary of terms

    Genotype. all the genes of an organism that allow expression of genetic potential. ... However, the genotype may not always be expressed in the physical appearance (phenotype).

  9. Pastures and acid soils

    Pastures and acid soils. Summary. This leaflet was written for pasture managers concerned with the impact of soil acidity on pastures. ... It includes information on:. The effect of soil acidity on pastures.

  10. Are my soils acid?

    Are my soils acid? Summary. This leaflet was written for people concerned with the impact of soil acidity on commonly grown crops. ... A laboratory test is the most accurate measurement of soil acidity, and will help  ensure that your pasture  planning

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