Pasture Improvement For Dairy Cattle At Coastal NSW
A NSW Department of Agriculture talk stresses pasture as the main feed for a dairy herd. It estimates a sixty cow herd consumes about 6,000 lb daily and 972 tons yearly unless concentrates are used, urging topdressing to boost mineral content and sustain high pasture intake. It highlights key pasture species, soil fertility, and improved management to maintain year round forage.
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Trees on the Farm Shelter Belts and Planting Advice
A historical note on shelter belts around homesteads describes dual benefits: improved dwelling comfort and an attractive background for the property. It advises planning, spacing, and orchard placement, recommending a shelter belt 100 yards from the dwelling and noting risks from excessive shading and fire.
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