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    Seasonal Hints

Pasture Recovery for flood damaged areas:

Plan pasture recovery based on your farms  feed requirement for the upcoming winter and following spring and summer.

Create a recovery plan using an appropriate mix of short term and permanent pastures. Contact your local Agricom Agronomist for more information.

    Insect Watch

Red headed cockchafer are active on-farm. If you see uprooted plants, especially ryegrass, in a paddock that is being grazed, you should dig a spade square and check for cockchafer grubs.
The grubs feed on organic and root material in the top 100 mm of soil. When many larvae are present, pasture root systems are cut about 25mm below the soil.
Pest management suggestions of existing pasture include rolling damp, infested pastures and pasture grazing management to discourage the laying of eggs into long pasture.
Normal pasture management principles should apply to encourage 2.5 – 3 leaves before grazing and grazing residual height of about 5cm between.
While no endophyte currently protects against the grubs, deep-rooted plants such as lucerne, cocksfoot and phalaris, are less susceptible to damage.

Welcome to Agricom Australia

Formerly PGG Seeds

Farmers face many challenges in today’s competitive agricultural environment including unique climatic conditions, varying soil types and seasonal feed requirements. Agricom's objective is to provide customers with cultivars which can be matched to their specific farming system throughout these temperate areas.

Agricom offers a full range of temperate pasture species of grasses, clovers, herbs and brassicas.

Agricom products are available through all reputable seed suppliers throughout Australia. Technical advice and sales is provided by the Agricom Territory Managers or by clicking here.
 

  

Which variety or species is best for you?

This decision can seem complicated given all the seed varieties available. A good first step is to study the varieties (Cultivar Information) on this website, and if you are still not sure what to use, call your nearest territory manager who will discuss with you the options best options for your farm.

 

 

Tonic Plantain – just the tonic for milk production.

View the attached footage from Winn TV on Terang Demo Dairy featuring perennial herbs performance (Tonic Plantain from Agricom) and improved milk production. (Win News, Thursday 25th August 2011).

 

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