Subterranean Clover Pasture Improves with Light Phosphate
Historical notes describe a pioneer pasture effort in New South Wales using Subterranean clover with light superphosphate applications. Optimal sowing in autumn or every second year and cautious stocking in year one promote strong runner growth, seed set, and high carrying capacity while avoiding overgrazing.
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New South Wales
Abielands
Mineral deficiency in pastures value of top dressing
Agricultural note discusses autumn top dressing with superphosphate sulphate of ammonia and muriate of potash to correct mineral deficiencies in pastures. Recommends after fall rains and again in early spring for extra growth, with regional tests and soil variations. Mentions cost and availability of finely ground carbonates for pasture work and references Department literature.
Pit Silage Pit Design Notes From Agricultural Guidance
A detailed guide on constructing and filling silage pits, covering pit sizing 65 by 21 feet by 6 feet, batters at ends, perpendicular sides, and near-ground drainage. It explains labor needs two men three horses and a scoop, costs per yard, and the expected durability lasting years with maintenance after each cubic yard.
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Jiana
IOW Dates For 1994
Listing of event dates across New South Wales towns for 1994 includes Royal starting March 26 in Gunnedah Apel on April 19 and 14 Astrahay on April 1 and 12 Narrabri on April 18 and 19 Waa on April 25 and May 2 Moree on May 2 and 3 Walgett on May 8 and 9 Mungindi on May 10 and 11.
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Gunnedah
Apel
Astrahay
Narrabri
Waa
Moree
Walgett
Mungindi
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