Latest NSW DPI studies reveal Premier digit is working for farmers in the south

By Bob Freebairn
Updated July 4 2022 - 11:00pm, first published 5:00am
Steven and Cindy Scott, Glen Elgin Angus stud, Henty, are at a field day on their property in April checking the progress of one of their premier digit grass stands.
Steven and Cindy Scott, Glen Elgin Angus stud, Henty, are at a field day on their property in April checking the progress of one of their premier digit grass stands.

Mid-winter may not be a good time to highlight a late spring, summer and autumn growing perennial grass, in southern NSW.

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