Feeding sheep in drought pasture management lessons
A Greensland adventure journal article outlines accret of success in drought feeding for sheep. It stresses early feeding, classing flocks by strength, and using three groups to tailor rations. It discusses protein meals, bone meal, phosphate content, and the shift to forage and concentrates as pasture declines. It covers fencing, enclosure rotation, and trough versus broadcast feeding methods, concluding with continuous attentive management and Hopper troughs as a practical system.
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Wool and drought stress wool market in Queensland
1941 Queensland outlook notes 25 million carried 1940 figures near 26 million in 1941. Drought bites south-west while central and north report decent conditions and rising stock. Wool demand cited as key, as wool buyers seek confidence and buyers push for stronger wool-based products amid uneven regional conditions.
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