2014 Newsletters

Grassland Society of NSW – 2014 Newsletters

Volume 29, Number 1, 2014 (pdf file 3950kb)

  • Editorial – Carol Harris
  • Contribution of dual-purpose crops and pasture to forage supply in sheep grazing systems – Hugh Dove, John Kirkegaard and Susan Sprague
  • Ryegrass trial highlighted at Taree Update – Josh Hack
  • The successful use of winter active tall fescue in a mixed cropping program – Charlie Roberts
  • Improving the feed value of dryland lucerne in Australia – HC Norman, SJ Hughes, E Hulm, AW Humphries, K Oldach, DK Revell, Z Durmic, J Vadhanabhuti and PE Vercoe
  • Research Update
  • Assessing resilience of pasture production to climatic changes – Brendan R Cullen, Richard P Rawnsley and Richard J Eckard
  • NSW Hay and Silage Feed Quality Awards 2014
  • Dust to green flush in 10 days
  • Kasbah’s heat switch pumps pasture
  • From the President’s Desk – David Harbison

Volume 29, Number 2, 2014 (pdf file 3150kb)

  • Editorial – Carol Harris
  • Vale Mike Keys – Chris Houghton
  • Rhizobia and the Rhizobia-Legume Symbiosis
  • Research Update
  • Subsoil acidity determines survival of lucerne on highly acidic soil – Guangdi Li, Mark Conyers, Richard Lowrie and Graeme Poile
  • Managing water resources in Australian temperate pastures – David Mitchell
  • New drought support arrangements from July 2014
  • NSW Hay and Silage Feed Quality Awards 2014
  • Target 100 gains 200th farmer story
  • From the President’s Desk – David Harbison

Volume 29, Number 3, 2014 (pdf file 1700kb)

  • Editorial – Carol Harris
  • Rhizobia and the rhizobia-legume symbiosis – Part 2
  • NSW Hay and Silage Feed Quality Awards – Neil Griffiths
  • Research Update
  • Ryegrass seeding rate alters plant morphology and size – possible implications for pasture persistence? –  Julia Lee, Errol Thorn, David Chapman, Kate Wynn, Deanne Waugh and Laura Rossi
  • Photos from the conference
  • Plantain (Plantago lanceolata) in herb and legume pastures increases lamb growth relative to perennial ryegrass and white clover –  Peter Kemp, Paul Kenyon, Stephen Morris and Sharini Somasiri
  • New book – Pastures in a farming system
  • Grassland events around the globe
  • Why prepare low worm-risk paddocks – Deb Maxwell
  • Climate outlook overview
  • From the President’s Desk – David Harbison

Volume 29, Number 4, 2014 (pdf file 2500kb)

  • Editorial – Carol Harris
  • Rhizobia and the rhizobia-legume symbiosis – Part 3
  • Horizon Scholarship
  • Pasture Updates – Regional Reports
  • Research Update
  • Assess the upcoming season – Indicators and Outlooks for northern NSW – Sean Murphy
  • Time to get serious: a review of weed management in New South Wales – John Keniry
  • From the President’s Desk – David Harbison