Pastures & Grazing NSW | 2009 Newsletters

2009 Newsletters

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Travel grant report – 2008 International Grassland Congress, China – Michael Keys
Alternative fertiliser options (PART 1) – Lisa Warn
Dealing with high fertiliser prices – Bob Freebairn
How do changes in fertiliser price influence optimal fertiliser application rates? – Karel Mokany
The way to success is ground cover – Jeff Lowien & Bob McGufficke
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
The Grass is greener in the Manning Valley – Conference 2009, Taree – Ray Johnston
Alternative fertiliser options (PART 2) – Lisa Warn
New hard-seeded pasture legumes for crop-pasture rotations – Belinda Hackney, Brian Dear,
Angelo Loi and Craig Rodham
Rural scene – Managing Pastures – Nathan Ferguson
Call for Papers – 2009 Conference, Taree – conference convenor
Rural scene – Getting clover back into pastures – Nigel Phillips
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Haydn Lloyd-Davies
Primefact 921: Cycling of phosphorous in grazing systems – Fiona Leech
SSP: Single superphosphate, a scenario slowly passing – Graeme Blair
Grassland Society of NSW: Travel Grants – Hugh Dove
Mongolian Tour July 2008 – Des and Sally Green
103 years of phalaris: big gains still to come – Bob Freebairn
What are the implications for fertiliser management practice in grazing enterprises if phosphorus fertiliser prices remain high? – Richard Simpson, Phil Graham and Lloyd Davies
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan

Editorial – Carol Harris
Good results for hay and silage awards – N Griffiths
Mineral nutrition of sheep and cattle grazing dual-purpose wheats – H Dove, W Kelman, G
McMullen
Boosting live weights on winter forages – R Van Es
Native pasture systems: Forage value in the Manilla-Bundarra Region – L Rowling, C Edwards
2010 Grassland Society of NSW Conference and Aust Society of Animal Production Conference
9th World Sheep & Wool Congress
From the President’s Desk – Mick Duncan