Progardes are new selections from the desmanthus legume genus developed at JCU as tropical pasture legume for semiarid clay soils. In the dry tropics livestock face annual long dry season/protein droughts and in some situation nitrogen "run down" is of serious concern. Progardes was sown into a renovated buffel grass pasture in Central Queensland and steers liveweight gain was recorded over a dry frosty 90 day period. Steers on the Progardes buffel pasture gained an addition 40kg compared to steers on an unrenovated buffel only pasture. Progardes is well suited to the region and may alleviate buffel run down
We evaluate pastures formed of Pennisetum purpureum cv.cameroon and Urochloa brizantha.cv. Marandu a...
The variation in liveweight gain in grazing beef cattle as influenced by pasture type, season and ye...
In previous chapters of this volume, various authors describe the development of herbaceous legumes ...
A significant amount of Queensland’s sheep and cattle production is based in the semi-arid central w...
Progardes Desmanthus is a blend of Desmanthus bicornutus, D. leptophyllus and D. virgatus accessions...
Vast areas of semi-arid clay soil rangeland regions of northern Australia, such as the Mitchell Gras...
The inclusion of an adapted and persistent legume in either native or improved grass pastures of tro...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
As major parts of Queensland are again in the grips of unusually dry conditions, Progardes, a recent...
The beef industry has contributed significantly to the Queensland economy for more than 150 years. T...
The live weight gain of cattle on tropical pastures is reviewed and found to be low and dependent on...
This experiment aimed at maximising wet season liveweight gain (LWG) of cattle grazing good quality ...
Dietary crude protein and dry matter digestibility are among the major factors limiting feed intake ...
The range of available sown pasture legumes for the vast heavy clay soil regions of northern Austral...
We evaluate pastures formed of Pennisetum purpureum cv.cameroon and Urochloa brizantha.cv. Marandu a...
The variation in liveweight gain in grazing beef cattle as influenced by pasture type, season and ye...
In previous chapters of this volume, various authors describe the development of herbaceous legumes ...
A significant amount of Queensland’s sheep and cattle production is based in the semi-arid central w...
Progardes Desmanthus is a blend of Desmanthus bicornutus, D. leptophyllus and D. virgatus accessions...
Vast areas of semi-arid clay soil rangeland regions of northern Australia, such as the Mitchell Gras...
The inclusion of an adapted and persistent legume in either native or improved grass pastures of tro...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
As major parts of Queensland are again in the grips of unusually dry conditions, Progardes, a recent...
The beef industry has contributed significantly to the Queensland economy for more than 150 years. T...
The live weight gain of cattle on tropical pastures is reviewed and found to be low and dependent on...
This experiment aimed at maximising wet season liveweight gain (LWG) of cattle grazing good quality ...
Dietary crude protein and dry matter digestibility are among the major factors limiting feed intake ...
The range of available sown pasture legumes for the vast heavy clay soil regions of northern Austral...
We evaluate pastures formed of Pennisetum purpureum cv.cameroon and Urochloa brizantha.cv. Marandu a...
The variation in liveweight gain in grazing beef cattle as influenced by pasture type, season and ye...
In previous chapters of this volume, various authors describe the development of herbaceous legumes ...