2010 Publications Archive

December 2010

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Individual Articles

• Energy Tree Crops
• Perennial shrubs support productive pastures
• Mid-point highlights positive impacts
• Adoptability tool put to the test
• More lucerne - more lambs

September 2010

Individual Articles 

• Wetlands benefit from decision-making framework
• Need for sustainability poses the perennial grain option
• Retiring research scientist leaves perennial mark
• Lucerne persistence — chasing the nodules
• New tools for tropical grass growers
• Postgraduate conference brings students together
• New resource helps manage weed risk.

June 2010

Individual Articles  

• Intensive sites set to monitor mallees

• Mallee biomass set for biofuel boom
  
• Progress continues for tolerant cereal
  
• Collaboration helps hybrid development
  
• Harvester launch paves way for mallee success
  
• Summer rain proves perennial worth
  
• Validating 'hearsay' on biodiversity value of saltbush
  
• Alliance builds better bonds 
• Planning tool takes guesswork out of grazing.                              

March 2010

Individual Articles       

• Producer perceptions prove positive for perennials
• Biorisk - better catchment decisions for biodiversity
• Lambs go under cover to boost survival rates
• Pasture cropping provides perennial possibilities
• Pasture calculator offers comparative advantage
• New student to tackle livestock methane reduction challenge
• New education manager joins the team.

 December 2010

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• Foreward
• Positive feedback drives research direction
• Subtropicals the perfect perennial pasture package
• Pasture cropping expands production potential in Western Australia
• Perennial shrubs provide grazing alternative in marginal country
• Summer-active perennials yield multiple benefits
• Lucerne lifts lambing rates in NSW
• Challenging conditions require flexible approach

June 2010

Individual Articles

• Foreword
• Harvester launch sets industry in motion
• The changing face of mallees
• Spainish cockfoot leads the way
• Grazing management makes the difference
• Paddock subdivision allows more strategic grazing
• Kikuyu offers low input, low maintenance alternative
• Perennials provide productivity and sustainability