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… describe below fc1 fp32021 year crop type sown season month forage crop fed what month you usually sow cultivation sowing method locationland … entering waterways may cause excess algae growth habitat loss other harm freshwater …

… pregnancy stillborn lambs weak lambs fail thrive ewes have contracted toxoplasmosis … pregnancy stillborn lambs weak lambs fail thrive early pregnancy infection has occurred …

… soil temperature instance influences growth plant roots including morphology … divided 900 because unlikely legumes would sown any higher than 900 multiplied 2 because … doi101021acsami9b07120 amundson chadwick sowers 1989 comparison soil climate biological …

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… a catch crop. 2. Is your soil dry enough to sow a crop? Look at your paddock and consider … before they have dried out. Consider no till sowing methods, such as direct drilling, Heli … or broadcasting. Try to get your catch crop sown as soon as the soil is dry enough. Catch …

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… required residual cover takes account pasture growth rate changing animal needs throughout … number days 50 days because pasture animal growth likely unpredictable longer periods … weight animal type land animal grazing animal growth how much feed does animal require gain …

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… mating 1000 ewes options reduce ewe wastage grow young sheep well achieve good mature ewe …