Pasture Research Update | Whitton





Off the back of recent dry times and with current favourable weather conditions and rising red meat prices, there are opportunities and strong interest in pasture improvement.
This is your chance to get on the right path for pasture selection, sowing, management and considerations for the future.
Riverina Local Land Services is collaborating with Meat and Livestock Australia, NSW Department of Primary Industries, CSIRO, TIA and key industry growers bring to you the 2022 Pasture Research Update. Learn about:
- The business of farming - building a profitable model that fits with your
climate - Grass-fed livestock production developments and future opportunities
- Improving the use of forage brassicas in mixed farming systems
- Increasing livestock production by integrating tropical pastures into
temperate zones - Cover cropping – what are the best practices and pitfalls with sowing crop
and pasture together - Grazing wheat forages – what companion plants substitute or complement
mineral supplementation - Establishing legumes in mixed pastures swards
- Maximising best return with serradella by understanding sowing rates.
The latest research information from the Pastures and Livestock Teams at MLA, DPI, CSIRO, TIA and leading Agri-industry consultants will be on show with plenty of opportunity for your questions to be answered.