Management

​​Links to various websites with information on management systems used for crops and pastures​

Links (FarmPoint is not responsible for the content of the websites linked to below. The link does not constitute any form of endorsement.)
Tasmanian link: Herbage Development Program (Tasmania)
The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture’s Herbage Development Program is focused on delivering persistent, high-yielding and nutritious pasture cultivars, developed and tested in Tasmania.
Tasmanian link: Managing Tasmanian Native Pastures
Native pastures underpin the long-term productivity, profitability and sustainability of grazing activities on many Tasmanian properties, particularly fine wool grazing properties. They are also a significant vegetation community for conserving native plants and animals, and maintaining stable and healthy soils.
Tasmanian link: Soil Compaction in Tasmania
Information on soil compaction in Tasmania
Australian link: EverGraze
The EverGraze project is developing and testing new farming systems across the high rainfall zone of southern Australia. The target is to increase profits of sheep and cattle enterprises by up to 50% and at the same time improve water management, use of perennial pastures, biodiversity and soil health.
Australian link: Soil compaction guidelines (NSW DPI)
Guidelines for managing soil compaction, from NSW DPI.
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