Pastures & Grazing NSW | 2006 Newsletters

2006 Newsletters

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
The benefits of optimal nutrition at joining – S. Hatcher, S. Nielsen, P. Graham
National Annual Pasture Legume Improvement Program (NAPLIP) – B. Hackney, B. Dear, G. Dyce, C. Rodham
Perennial pastures in mixed farming systems – R. Hayes, B. Dear, G. Li, J. Virgona, M. Conyers
Why are some farms so successful? – Libby Roesner
North West Branch Report – November 2005 – Lester McCormick
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Phalaris Poisoning Syndromes – Assoc. Prof Peter Windsor
Tall Fescue Endophytes – Toxic or Terrific – Carol Harris
Feed Quality Proves a Challenge (N. Griffiths, I. Blackwood, H. Burns, J. Piltz, A. Kaiser
Perennial Ryegrass Endophytes: Effects on Dairy Cattle – I J Lean
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Report on visit to XX International Grasslands Congress, Dublin, Ireland – L. Salmon
Management for Productive, Persistent and Profitable Native Pastures – M. Keys &
B. Clements
Pasture Improvement Shortens Drought – R. Freebairn
Lotus in Perennial Pastures in Eastern Australia – J. Ayres
An Outline of Ideas on Accumulating Soil Organic Carbon – R. Young
The Rural Scene – N. Phillips
Australian Phalaris Turns 100 – R. Oram
2006 Grassland Society of NSW Sponsors
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan