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Plan for nutrient removal impact when making hay cutting decisions - GetFarming
Growers who cut crops for hay should consider the effect hay production can have on nutrient removal and next season’s nutrient budget allowance. Compared to grain production, hay cutting typically increases nutrients taken from the paddock due to the removal of stubble straw that would usually be...
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Yellow Dwarf Virus infections increase in cereal crops - Get Broadacre
There has been an increase in identified symptoms of Yellow Dwarf Virus (YDV) infection in cereal crops in the Wimmera and southern Mallee regions. YDVs are a group of closely related virus species that infect cereals such as wheat, barley, oats, triticale and grasses. These widespread viruses can c...
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Noxious weeds in the Wimmera - Get Small Farms
Farmers in the Wimmera region are urged to be vigilant for noxious weeds including cape tulip (one-leaf), Moraea flaccida and cape tulip (two-leaf), Moraea miniata. Cape tulips are toxic to humans and livestock, therefore control of the weeds is a priority. Every part of both species is poisonous to...
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New training supports grains industry workers - GetFarming
Workers joining the grains industry for this season’s harvest will be quickly brought up to speed with necessary skills and knowledge, thanks to an online training package supported by the Victorian Government. Victorian Minister for Agriculture Jaclyn Symes announced $175,000 in funding from the ...
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Rumps and humps, eggs and pregs at next ICMJ webinar - GetFarming
How to juggle the many and varied demands on cattle breeding programs – from meat eating quality to herd fertility – will be tackled at the next episode of the Intercollegiate Meat Judging Association (ICMJ) webinar series, to be held on Wednesday October 21 2020. Addressing the topic of ‘Rump...
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