Pastures & Grazing NSW | 2008 Newsletters

2008 Newsletters

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Grassland conference returns to Tamworth for 2008
Early maturity, hard seed; best drought pasture annuals – R. Freebairn
New Zealand Pasture Industry Study Tour – M. Duncan
Reducing theft of pasture seeds by seed-harvesting ants – M.H. Campbell
Boosting winter feed by adding fast growing annuals – R. Freebairn
New stripe rust pathotype will mean management changes for triticale growers
Drought affected canola & wheat – feed quantity and quality decline in standing crops – N. Phillips
Selecting the best variety of perennial grass for your local environment and paddock microclimate to enhance persistence (PART 1) – (B. Hackney, B. Dear, R. Hayes
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
2008 Grasslands Society of NSW Annual Conference, 21 – 23 July 2008, Tamworth
Selecting the best variety of perennial grass for your local environment and paddock microclimate to enhance persistence (PART 2) – B Hackney, B Dear, R Hayes
Increasing Fertiliser Prices – P Graham, F Leech
Minimal damage from cattle trampling on self-mulching soils – Dr C Guppy
Supering Pastures – Will it Pay? – M Keys
Are “shotgun mixtures” the answer for tropical grasses? – L McCormick
Implications for pastoral agriculture of climate change in southern Australia – M Norton
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Tamworth Grassland Society Conference 2008 summary – M Duncan
Evergraze in Central and Northern NSW – L Beange
Grain and Graze: pasture cropping sub-programme – G Millar, W Badgery
Tropical’s – they’re good – J Lowein
Lucerne Breeding in Tamworth Agricultural Institute current happenings – S Venkatanagappa
Why not more Lucerne? – B Freebairn
Pasture Systems in the Central West – M McRae
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Carol Harris
Closure of research stations – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Tropical pastures on tour at Tamworth – Suzanne Boschma
All round sound pasture management wins coveted competition – Bob Freebairn
Retirement of Dr John Ayres – Carol Harris
XXIIth International Congreee in 2013
Escalating phosphorus costs – Phil Graham, Richard Simpson, Alan Richardson
Enabling suitable conditions for recruitment of desirable perennial grass seedlings with existing pastures – Roshan Thapa
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan