Elevation variances across a single paddock impact greatly

By Bob Freebairn
June 10 2019 - 5:00am
Research agronomist Matt Gardner, led a study showing differences between high and low elevation parts of paddocks. He suggests consideration be given to specific variety and sowing time for different parts of paddocks.
Research agronomist Matt Gardner, led a study showing differences between high and low elevation parts of paddocks. He suggests consideration be given to specific variety and sowing time for different parts of paddocks.

Climatic differences, especially minimum temperature and frost incidence, can be great over a given paddock with elevation variances of as little as 20 to 45 metres.

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