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Home Dairy Pasture Management Pasture renewal
Renewal checklist
Renewal checklist

Renewal checklist

This list can be used to check all factors behind good pasture...

This list can be used to check all factors behind good pasture renewal. 

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Why renew?
Why renew?

Why renew?

Renewing paddocks which have poor growth or high weed content can...

Renewing paddocks which have poor growth or high weed content can give high financial returns. In this example we have used top end renewal costs ($1105/ha), but this still returns $5737/ha in profit over 4 years. This is an annual rate of return of 58% p.a, one that few other investments can match.

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What rate of renewal?
What rate of renewal?

What rate of renewal?

The correct rate of renewal for a farm varies depending on the...

The correct rate of renewal for a farm varies depending on the state of the pastures, and the goals of the operation. This section covers how to assess pasture performance across a farm and plan accordingly.

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Benefit of correct cultivar
Benefit of correct cultivar

Benefit of correct cultivar

Sowing cheap seed, or seed of questionable origin, risks large...

Sowing cheap seed, or seed of questionable origin, risks large losses in profit. In this example it saves $270/ha at sowing, but $3190/ha in operating profit is lost over four years.

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Sowing ryegrass
Sowing ryegrass

Sowing ryegrass

Sowing date, seedbed consolidation, drilling method and sowing...

Sowing date, seedbed consolidation, drilling method and sowing depth.

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