Farming Answers
Managing Legumes to Improve Feed Quality and Stock Performance
24/02/12 08:45
A field day on
Increasing Soil Carbon & Nitrogen
Growing Alternative Pasture Legumes
Improving Beef Performance from Pastures
As part of
Managing Pastures for Climate Change Project
This project is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry under FarmReady, part of Australia’s Farming Future.
- When:
- Friday 24th February, 2012
- Where:
- Whorouly Recreation Reserve, Whorouly
- Approx 35km east of Glenrowan
- For directions see map below
- Time:
- 8:45am to 4:00pm (lunch provided)
- Topics:
- Managing soil carbon and nitrogen.
- Getting the best out of your sub-clover pastures.
- Using alternative legumes in cropping and hill country – results from southern NSW trials.
- Sub-clover and pasture legume breeding research update.
- Animal welfare in the next decade – what you will need to think about.
- Beef cattle nutrition for optimum production.
- Speakers:
- Cath Botta, Soil Scientist, PCB Consulting, Benalla.
- Nigel Philips, Researcher/Agronomist, DPI, NSW.
- Belinda Hackney, Researcher/Agronomist, DPI, NSW.
- Dr Phil Nichols, Researcher, Dept of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia.
- Dr Paul Cusack, Veterinary Consultant, Australian Livestock Production Services.
- Tim McNamara, McNamara’s Country Store, Rutherglen.
- Cost:
- $25 pre-payment or $30 on the day.
- Contact:
- Please RSVP by Monday the 20th of February to:
- Name:
- Tim Ekberg
- Phone:
- 03 5727 3931
- Mobile:
- 0427 573 535
- Email:
- tim@farminganswers.com
- Address:
- 96 Milawa-Bobinawarrah Rd, Milawa, Victoria, 3678
- Click here to download the directions and booking form
Map
Directions to Whorouly
