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Focus on Perennials
December 2009
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> Declining flock numbers spark serious discussion > Perennials perform well on WA's south coast > Quality student program cultivates next generation > Woody perennials - not as tough as you think > Upstaged: Barley steals the salt-tolerance limelight > Bird-proof cage keeps research under wraps
October 2009
> Native pastures strike a chord
> EverTrain makes tracks in saltland education
> Spanning spain for salt tolerant rhizobia
> EverCrop gets farmers' attention
> Perennial persistence linked to summer slumber
> Joint venture Agroforestry Program - the highlights
> FloraSearch firms industry potential of woody crops
June 2009
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> Birdsfoot ready for the climate challenge
> New focus on managing native perennial pastures
> Plant toxins provide food for thought
> Unique approach to harvester design
> Local approach lifts awareness and coaxes continued collaboration
> EverGraze® — right plant, right place right purpose
> Fact sheet shows oil mallee biodiversity benefits
March 2009
> Profitable perennials in mixed systems - the guide
> Researchers ever-ready to investigate
> Salinity - a holistic approach leads to successful solutions
> Innovative saltbush research spreads far and wide
> Getting a taste for saltbush
> Student passion extends saltbush studies
> Pasture legumes - a test of tolerance
> Laying bare the secrets of better lucerne mixtures
> Anti-feed chemicals may provide new mallee benefits
> Lights, action, camera!
December 2008
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> Oil mallee industry prepares to reap rewards
> WA moves forward with industry plan
> Genie provides online salinity solutions
> Island safari finds tough perennials with local possibilities
> Did we forget to mention
> Perennials make a bold statement
> Risk protocol proves its worth with researchers
> Workshopping the business of farming
> Perennial crop systems - future of food
> Bring on the revolution and the tree crops
September 2008
> New services to encourage on-farm innovation
> Shining the light on slow growth
> Lucerne boasts better recovery
> Proof is in the paddock
> Plant-animal dynamics short course reveals grazing secrets
> China breeds interest
> Focus on Perennials - its only just begun
> Forage shrubs benefit more than the bottom line
> Locally adapted Lotus varieties look promising
> Renowned legume breeder goes out to pasture
> Grazing native pastures - what boost productivity
> Putting policy into context
June 2008
> Research and ideas shared at salinity forum
> Myth busting - critical for smart investment
> Climate change reduces salinity risk
> Kikuyu makes on-farm adoption easy
> New EverGraze™ website up and running
> Oil mallees - native fauna sanctuaries
> Plenty of appeal for tiny visitor
> Hitting the road with headline technologies
> Fellowship recognises post-graduate perennial work
> Native shrubs could offer a natural alternative
> Establishment proves challenging for warm-season perennials
March 2008
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> Climate change highlights new needs for farmers > Riding the train of educational success > Masterclass breeds sound approach > Snorkelling and other plant survival tricks > Turfing out a salty problem
> Match-making is the key for legumes > Pass the saltbush please > Putting perennial wheat to the test
> Farmers help identify forage potential of native shrubs
> Putting ryegrass out to pasture
> Taking time to take stock
December 2007
> Native legumes yield wide-range benefits > Casting wide to capitalise on Cullen > The lure of Lotus > Unlocking the potential of perennial pastures > Spending salinity funding wisely > CMA puts SIF3 to the test > Saltland – what is it capable of? > Gene flow kept under watchful eye
October 2007
> Focus on Future Farm Industries
> Solving problems with subtropicals
> Drought proofing with perennials
> Harvester the key to oil mallee future
> Summer-active perennials lift ovulation rates
> EverGraze - Rolling out the research
> Delivering CRC Salinity technologies
> Summer feed potential from perennials
> Canary Islands bear more fruit
> Big growth from subtropicals
> From students to teachers
> Managing weed risk brings cultural change
> Weed or wonderful?
Future Farm
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> Foreword
> National flock - the future hangs in the balance > Subtropicals set pace for rapid transformation > Take a punt on perennials > Saltbush proves valuable 'living haystacks' > Long-term focus brings peaceful co-existence > I wish I had more saltland > Lucerne provides flourishing feed for summer
> EverGraze® — right plant, right place, right purpose
> Getting back to nature
> Perennial pastures prove production worth
> Perennial pastures — more than just a pretty face
> Subtropical pasture establishment - worth the wait
> Pairing perennials proves profitable
> Perennials are set to tussle with the tussock
> Perennials earn their place in mixed farming systems
> Keeping things moving
> A decade of oil mallees gets results
> Weathering the summer feed gap
> Enriching Cowell Flats
> Persistence proves profitable
> Perennial pastures extend the growing season
> Finding your way with the new look
> Lucerne proves a perfect fit
> Summer-active trials look set to change farming forever
> Kikuyu rises to the challenge with green feed over summer
> Fodder shrubs fill the summer gap and keep soils under wraps
> Perennials provide balance
> Lucerne and chicory - when opposites attract
SALT Magazine
February 2008
> Prospects for profit from saltland > Perennials a key to achieving the impossible > Pasture cropping reaps financial and environmental benefits > Saltland management yields high-quality results > Lamb on Mallee menu > Gaining ground with subtropical grasses > Salt trial reaps rewards in Great Southern
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