High levels of oestrogenic subterranean clovers occur in some medium to high rainfall pastures of Western Australia. These clovers can contribute to problems with sheep reproduction (often referred to as clover disease) that can reduce productivity and profitability of livestock enterprises.
Ovine Observer Issue number # 95 June 2022
In this issue:
1. An economic analysis of sheep flock structures for mixed enterprise Australian farm businesses
2. MLA Tedera Demonstration 2020-2023
3. Using scanned fetal numbers to inform reproduction trait performance in the MERINOSELECT Evaluation
4. Pain relief...
Seasonal Climate Outlook June 2022
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development’s (DPIRD) Statistical Seasonal Forecast (SSF) outlook for winter, June to August, 2022 and June to October 2022 is indicating below 40% probability of above median rainfall for parts of the Central West, Central Wheatbelt, Great...
Here is a quick rundown on the workings of the new Extrata platform.
Privacy is a concern for all of us in this ‘age of technology’.
With the new Extrata Data Sharing Platform, rather than having data from the tractor, header, from multiple weather stations and soil moisture probes sitting in various online clouds and being difficult to access – users, primary producers for example, will be able to find all the information in
Imagine one place to put all of your agricultural, financial or other technology data (agdata).
This is the reality the eConnect+ team is bringing to fruition through the creation of the new Extrata Data Sharing Platform!
This page has a series of maps that looks at future climate projections of the South West Land Division using data from Climate Services for Agriculture website.
