There is an increasing interest in the development of livestock grazing management
strategies that achieve environmental sustainability and maintain or improve the long-term …

Grazing management is important for sustaining the productivity and health of rangelands.
However, the effects of grazing management on herbage growth and species composition in …

Naturalised pastures across the higher rainfall (> 600 mm) perennial pasture zone of south-
eastern Australia are less productive than they were, while sown pastures fail to maintain …

The Temperate Pasture Sustainability Key Program (TPSKP) was established across south-
eastern Australia to test the hypotheses that an improved perennial grass content in …

Grassland production in southern Australia is generally based on phosphorus (P)-and
nitrogen (N)-deficient soils. Use of P-fertiliser is necessary for high production in higher …

Grazing management strategies to alter botanical composition of native pastures were
investigated at 4 locations in the high rainfall zone of south-east Australia, including …

The impact of deferred grazing (no defoliation of pastures for a period generally from spring
to autumn) and fertilizer application on plant population density, ground cover and soil …

Pastures on 126 properties on the central, southern, and Monaro tablelands were surveyed
to determine their botanical composition. Data on climate, soils, pasture sowing, fertiliser …

Temperate perennial grasslands globally have been subject to extensive biodiversity loss.
Identifying livestock grazing regimes that maintain and enhance the diversity and cover of …

Pasture degradation is a major issue in the high rainfall zone (> 600 mm) of temperate
Australia. Characterised by a decline in the perennial grass component, this degradation is …