Reset the way you manage grazing when the drought breaks

By Bob Freebairn
November 25 2019 - 5:00am
Three days after useful rain (November 6, 2019) on a native grass paddock. Recovery will be slower than from a well-managed tropical grass pasture, but can still be good given the retention of reasonable groundcover.
Three days after useful rain (November 6, 2019) on a native grass paddock. Recovery will be slower than from a well-managed tropical grass pasture, but can still be good given the retention of reasonable groundcover.

We can't do much about upgrading grazing management until the drought breaks. What has happened has happened. But we can reassess how we manage grazing when a decent break comes, as it will.

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