Fact sheet: Weed management
Invasive grasses and broadleaf weeds can negatively impact hay yield and quality through colour changes, taints, toxins, reduced nutritional value and the presence of seed...
EXPORT FODDER
Research in Progress – Fodder Crops 1998-1999
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Published: 1 Jun 2004
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