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  1. Reference material to assist in the management of horse establishments

    Reference material to assist in the management of horse establishments.

  2. Chicory

    species mixtures, and important issues related to animal health and the conservation of native vegetation. ( ... Area of adaptation. Irrigated areas and dryland areas of the tablelands, and higher-rainfall areas of the slopes.

  3. Lucerne

    Lucerne. Lucerne. ( 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 variability,

  4. Rose clover

    Rose clover. Summary. Rose clover (Trifolium birtum), is a winter growing, self regenerating annual legume which originated in the Medetarranean region.

  5. Tall fescue

    In Australia tall fescue is principally found from southern Queensland through the tablelands and upper slopes of New South Wales and Victoria to areas of Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia.

  6. Citrus leaf nutrient analysis: leaf sampling guide

    Citrus leaf nutrient analysis: leaf sampling guide. Summary. Leaf analysis is a tool to indicate the nutritional status of your orchard and help guide you on developing a fertiliser application program:. ... Additional resources, available in the right

  7. Tropical perennial grasses - sowing machinery

    Tropical perennial grasses - sowing machinery. Summary. When sowing, the aim is to choose sowing machinery that gives good soil–seed contact and to sow at the optimum depth in the soil ... Harrow before sowing to reduce the risk of sowing too deeply.

  8. Integrated disease management in greenhouses

    Inspect plants regularly. Monitoring the crop regularly will enable early detection of diseases. ... Control insects and weeds. Control insects and weeds inside and outside the greenhouse.

  9. Table E1. Identifying the commercial varieties of sub clover

    Table E1. Identifying the commercial varieties of sub clover. Variety. Flowering.

  10. Planning Guidelines - Intensive Livestock Agriculture Development|Planning Guidelines - Intensive Livestock Agriculture Development

    DAs are generally required for these industries so that potential impacts on the site and on adjoining land are managed, and the potential for land use conflict is diminished. ... Although the requirements for a DA may seem complex, these guidelines help

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