Beef production from tropical legume-grass pastures in the coastal ranges of south-eastern Queensland.
W. P. Bewg, G. W. Kyneur, I. B. Hart
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W. P. Bewg, G. W. Kyneur, I. B. Hart
Abstract
The development of tropical legume pastures suitable to the coastal zone of south-eastern -Queensland has been associated with dairying (Cassidy 1967). Where native pastures producing 28 kg/ha of butterfat have been replaced by these tropical legume pastures, increases to 145 kg/ha of butterfat have been recorded (P. Luck, personal communication). Payne ( 1963) considered that a good humid tropical pasture should support five dairy cows/ha.
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The development of tropical legume pastures suitable to the coastal zone of south-eastern -Queensland has been associated with dairying (Cassidy 1967). Where native pastures producing 28 kg/ha of butterfat have been replaced by these tropical legume pastures, increases to 145 kg/ha of butterfat have been recorded (P. Luck, personal communication). Payne ( 1963) considered that a good humid tropical pasture should support five dairy cows/ha.
Key concepts: Pasture, Butterfat, Tropics, Legume, Subtropics, Agronomy, Agroforestry, Grazing