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X-WR-CALNAME:Holbrook Landcare Network
X-WR-CALDESC:We exist to support our rural community to achieve positive and enduring changes in agricultural productivity, environmental sustainability and social capacity in the region.
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251118T090000
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SUMMARY:Managing Soil Acidity in Permanent Pastures
DESCRIPTION:Join Holbrook Landcare Network, Charles Sturt University and NSW DPIRD for a field day at the Rosewood lime demonstration site. The day will allow producers and advisors to discuss effective top-dressed liming strategies in permanent pastures in the southern slopes of NSW.\nAbout the Producer Demonstration Site\nThe ‘Managing Soil Acidity in Permanent Pastures’ producer demonstration site is investigating the most effective top-dressed liming strategy in non-arable pasture systems where lime incorporation is not possible or preferred. It aims to demonstrate that improved monitoring of soil pH profiles and adapting liming application rates and timing to meet higher pH targets will improve pasture production and composition and therefore the profitability and sustainability of permanent pasture systems.\nTopics for discussion\n\nAcid soil management – Effective ways of monitoring and managing soil pH. What impact has lime had on local lime demonstration sites.\nLiming effect on pastures – Active legume management in productive high rainfall/high altitude pastures. What lime response can we expect in pastures.\n\n \nGuest speakers\n\nDr Jason Condon – Associate Professor in Soil Science, Charles Sturt University\nDr Richard Hayes – Senior Research Scientist, NSW DPIRD\nNick McGrath – Project Officer (Soils), Holbrook Landcare Network\n\n \nFree event, all ages welcome, morning tea provided, shade and toilet available, BYO chair\n\nMore information: Nick McGrath  P: 0488 155 101  E: nickmcgrath@holbrooklandcare.org.au\n
URL:https://holbrooklandcare.org.au/hln-events/managing-soil-acidity-in-permanent-pastures/
ORGANIZER;CN=Nick McGrath:MAILTO:nickmcgrath@holbrooklandcare.org.au
CATEGORIES:Acidity,Farming,Field Day,Pasture,Production
LOCATION:183 Old Taradale Rd, Rosewood NSW 2652
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