Pastures & Grazing NSW | 2005 Newsletters

2005 Newsletters

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Comment on Kyoto protocol – F S Hespe
Forage brassicas challenge oats’ range – Kathy Junor
PBranch Reports: Northern Tablelands Branch (C Harris) & Northwest Branch (L McCormack)
FObiturary – Dr Raymond Milton Moore – H. Lloyd Davies
Views on Kyoto Protocol – G Refshauge
Grain and Graze off to a flying start in Central West/Lachlan – L Roesner
Trees and pastures – finding a balance – P Simpson
Kaituna – persistent grazing lucerne – M Gout
Keeping the legume in mixed pastures with Potassium – J White
From the President’s Desk – M. Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Pasture Growth Rates for NSW – Now Available – W. McDonald
Water in Australia, EU, US: International Conference
Producers are Still Dealing with Drought in the Mudgee District – J. Kidston
Fertilising Native Pastures – is it detrimental, worthwhile or a waste of time? – M. Keys
Pastures at the Bookham Fertiliser Demonstration – M. Keys
2004 Annual Conference – Grassland Society of South Australia – R. McIntosh
Getting the best from irrigated lucerne – M.A. Lattimore
2005 Orange Conference – M. Uttley
Trees and Pastures – Finding a Balance (Part 2) – P. Simpson
From the President’s Desk – M. Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
How Much Groundcover? – Warren McDonald
Northern Tablelands Branch Field Day Report Supplementary Feeding – Path to Profit or Pain in the Pocket – Carol Harris
Grazing Management Changes Needed in Future Droughts – Bob Freebairn
A Grain & Graze trial at Condobolin has introduced a perennial shrub to the cropping system to try to reduce profit variability on mixed farms from year to year – Libby Roesner
In the know about local Grain & Graze – Libby Roesner
Conference Report 2005 – Haydn Lloyd Davies
Trees and Pastures – Finding a Balance (Part 3) – Peter Simpson
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan
Australian Society of Animal Production – Haydn Lloyd Davies

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Report for the British Grassland Society on XX IGC, Dublin – C. Ferris
Monaro Grasslands Research & Demonstration Project (NSW DPI)
The soil food-web and its biological role in temperate pastures – K. Hutchinson & K.King
Extending white clover in the NSW dry margins – J. Ayres & L. Lane et al
Best practice for phosphorus fertiliser application on improved pasture in Victoria
The Cicerone Farms: under the microscope – Prof. J. Scott
Talaheni: More than a decade of success in managing saline watertables – J. Ive
From the President’s Desk – M. Duncan
Broadleaf weed seedlings of temperate crops and pastures – H. Lloyd Davies