It's time for pasture upgrade after a good year

By Bob Freebairn
February 22 2021 - 5:00am
Biserrula in a tropical grass pasture last spring at Hillside, of James and Felicity McMasters between Coolah and Dunedoo. It provides a dense legume component of pasture, has good acid soil tolerance and regarded as bloat free.
Biserrula in a tropical grass pasture last spring at Hillside, of James and Felicity McMasters between Coolah and Dunedoo. It provides a dense legume component of pasture, has good acid soil tolerance and regarded as bloat free.

A GOOD 2020 autumn winter spring and summer for many, but not all areas of NSW, allowed many pastures to at least partly rebuild density and strength following the dry/drought years 2017 to mid-summer 2020. Now is a good time to assess how to further upgrade those pastures for future improved production and persistence.

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