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pasturewise Stuart Kemp @pasturewise ·
1 Nov

One for you @agronomybrady ...I have woolly ones and full shedding ones, and everything in between... its an untidy looking ewe flock atm. Last of the coopworth Composites leave the farm in 2 weeks.

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pasturewise Stuart Kemp @pasturewise ·
16 Oct

Weighing, mixing and applying fertiliser to trials...not much has changed over the years running trials. If you cut and remove forage to measure growth, you have to put the nutrients back.

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pasturewise Stuart Kemp @pasturewise ·
22 Apr

Sowing begins! Bit slower than normal owing to still recovering from a broken foot and leg, but nice to be up and about. Might be a it wrecked by the end of the day....😁👍

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PastureWise provides high quality R&D and consulting services to the pasture industry.

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Field based services can be provided at regional locations across SE Australia or at the PastureWise research station south of Ballarat, Victoria.