Vast areas of semi-arid clay soil rangeland regions of northern Australia, such as the Mitchell Grass Downs Bioregion, have (until recently) no commercially available or adapted sown pasture legume. Other regions and land types with clay soils too, such as the Brigalow region have had a very limited range of sown pasture legume species available. Low livestock productivity in northern Australia is largely due to low protein content and low digestibility of the diet during the dry season. An adapted pasture legume could ameliorate this problem and enhance the productivity and sustainability of the region's grazing sector. Of all the legume species tested to date in this region a number of Desmanthus species are the preeminent survivors and a...
The legume genus, Desmanthus, comprises many species, some of which may be valuable in western Queen...
In the 1980’s CSIRO and QDPI established a number of pasture legume evaluation trials throughout cla...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
Vast areas of semi-arid clay soil rangeland regions of northern Australia, such as the Mitchell Gras...
In previous chapters of this volume, various authors describe the development of herbaceous legumes ...
The range of available sown pasture legumes for the vast heavy clay soil regions of northern Austral...
Progardes Desmanthus is a blend of Desmanthus bicornutus, D. leptophyllus and D. virgatus accessions...
A significant amount of Queensland’s sheep and cattle production is based in the semi-arid central w...
Introduction: Some 35,000 ha has now been sown to ProgardesTM Desmanthus since its launch in 2012. I...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
Desmanthus is a legume with considerable potential for grazing livestock in semiarid tropical/subtro...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
The beef industry has contributed significantly to the Queensland economy for more than 150 years. T...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
The legume genus, Desmanthus, comprises many species, some of which may be valuable in western Queen...
In the 1980’s CSIRO and QDPI established a number of pasture legume evaluation trials throughout cla...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
Vast areas of semi-arid clay soil rangeland regions of northern Australia, such as the Mitchell Gras...
In previous chapters of this volume, various authors describe the development of herbaceous legumes ...
The range of available sown pasture legumes for the vast heavy clay soil regions of northern Austral...
Progardes Desmanthus is a blend of Desmanthus bicornutus, D. leptophyllus and D. virgatus accessions...
A significant amount of Queensland’s sheep and cattle production is based in the semi-arid central w...
Introduction: Some 35,000 ha has now been sown to ProgardesTM Desmanthus since its launch in 2012. I...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
Desmanthus is a legume with considerable potential for grazing livestock in semiarid tropical/subtro...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
The beef industry has contributed significantly to the Queensland economy for more than 150 years. T...
Fifteen years ago subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum) and annual medics (Medicago spp.) dom...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...
The legume genus, Desmanthus, comprises many species, some of which may be valuable in western Queen...
In the 1980’s CSIRO and QDPI established a number of pasture legume evaluation trials throughout cla...
The project “New pastures to increase livestock productivity across the north” is a four year projec...