Grazing Management Workshop Flyer Dick Richardson Are you keen to improve your grazing management skills? Are soil health & biodiversity desired outcomes for your farm? Is a lower input system more suited to your budget? Do you want to create a resilient farming system schweiz-libido.com? How we can increase profitability of sheep & cattle enterprises by running a lower cost business? Learn new grazing management tools Priority grazing & sabbath paddocks Lower input systems Increasing pasture utilisation Extending the “green season” When to use fertiliser & chemicals and when to use lower-cost ecological tools. Date: 3 November 2014 Start Time: 09:00 End Time: 16:00 Location: TBC
Daily archives: 12/09/2014
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Field days at native pasture trial sites Binalong Landcare invites you to visit its trial sites to see the spring growth response to the different fertilizer treatments.This trial investigates the effect of alternative and commonly used fertilizers on increasing soil fertility and pasture growth in native pastures. For directions see below and follow the red field day signs on the day. Monday 22 September, 2.30 pm to 5 pm: meet at “Glenroy” shearing shed. From Binalong, take the Hughstonia Road (towards Boorowa) for 11 km.Turn left into“Glenroy” entrance. Tuesday 23 September, 10 am to noon: meet at “Kia Ora” trial site. Travel approximately 6 km west from Bookham on Hume Highway and turn onto Whitefields Road.Field site is approximately 300 m along on the right. For further information, contact Fiona Leech South East Local Land Services on 0427 201 805 or email Donna Reid Binalong Landcare, at [email protected] Supported by South East and Riverina Local Land […]
Field days at native pasture trial sites Binalong Landcare invites you to visit its trial sites to see the spring growth response to the different fertilizer treatments.This trial investigates the effect of alternative and commonly used fertilizers on increasing soil fertility and pasture growth in native pastures. For directions see below and follow the red field day signs on the day. Monday 22 September, 2.30 pm to 5 pm: meet at “Glenroy” shearing shed. From Binalong, take the Hughstonia Road (towards Boorowa) for 11 km.Turn left into“Glenroy” entrance. Tuesday 23 September, 10 am to noon: meet at “Kia Ora” trial site. Travel approximately 6 km west from Bookham on Hume Highway and turn onto Whitefields Road.Field site is approximately 300 m along on the right. For further information, contact Fiona Leech South East Local Land Services on 0427 201 805 or email Donna Reid Binalong Landcare, at [email protected] Supported by South East and Riverina Local Land […]