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Pastoral Resources And Their Management In The North-Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia, H J. Pringle
Pastoral Resources And Their Management In The North-Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia, H J. Pringle
Agriculture reports
This report commences with a brief section in which rangeland survey information is put into a pastoral management context. It then describes the environment in terms of types of rangeland and climate. Types of rangeland are described in terms of pasture types, land systems and land types. A pasture type is a kind of land at a plant community or landform scale. It is what is seen out of the window of a vehicle and what monitoring sites are located on. A land system can be seen as a pattern of pasture types in a characteristic position in the landscape. …
Live Sheep Export Trade From Australia Summary Information For 1993, R T. Norris, Greg Norman
Live Sheep Export Trade From Australia Summary Information For 1993, R T. Norris, Greg Norman
Agriculture reports
This seventh report of the Survelliance system that summaries information on the sea transport of livestock from Australia to the Middle East and South Eats Asia. The main purpose of the Surveillance System is to allow Industry, Government, researchers and other to monitor the mortality trends in the live sheep trade.
Differences In Productivity Between Flocks A Comparative Study In The Pilbara, John James
Differences In Productivity Between Flocks A Comparative Study In The Pilbara, John James
Agriculture reports
To learn more about their own flock productivity relative to other flocks in the district, ten woolgrowers in the Roebourne-Port Hedland Land Conservation District conducted a small wool growing competition from November 1989 to November 1991. They compared the wool production from 20 young wethers drawn from their flocks.