Fact sheet: Weed management
Oat hay weed control fact sheet outlining identification, export standards and practical management options to prevent contamination and protect hay quality.
EXPORT FODDER
Research in Progress – Fodder Crops 1999-2000
23 pages
Published: 1 Jul 2000
Author(s): Davis, Jeff, Dr
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This report contains all entries from continuing and completed Fodder Crops research projects funded by RIRDC. This program aims to facilitate the development of a sustainable and profitable Australian fodder industry.
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