Short Articles

• Go to a whole page listing short articles (eg. Australian Dairy Farmer, regional newsletters etc.)

Guidelines

• Guidelines for the use of nitrogen fertiliser on rain-fed dairy pasture in South Eastern Australia - Richard Eckard
• Strategic use of nitrogen on dryland dairy pastures in south west Victoria - Frank McKenzie
• Nitrogen fertiliser for high rainfall dairy pastures - Brochure with Pivot Ltd (322 kb) in full colour Adobe Acrobat format
• Guidelines for Nitrogen fertiliser use on irrigated perennial pastures - Geoff Mundy - html format
• Guidelines for Nitrogen fertiliser use on irrigated perennial pastures - Geoff Mundy in Adobe Acrobat format
• Nitrogen guidelines for sheep pasture

Best Management Practices

• Best Management Practice for nitrogen fertiliser management - Summary List
• Using Nitrogen Confidently - Seminar Series - Western Victoria - April 1998
• For Greenhouse Best Practice in Agriculture see www.greenhouse.unimelb.edu.au

Longer Articles

• The Effect of Nitrogen Fertiliser use on Dairy Cow Health and Production
• The Environmental Impact of Nitrogen Fertiliser use on Dairy Pasture
• Livestock Health and Production as Influenced by Nitrogen Fertilizer Management in the Sub-Tropics - Richard Eckard
• Summer Forage Crop Options for Dairy Farmers in Temperate High Rainfall Climates - Richard Eckard
• Factors affecting the nitrate accumulation in herbage - Seminar Report
• The relationship between N and nitrate toxicity potential of Annual Ryegrass - Journal Grassland Society of Southern Africa

Review Articles

• A Critical Review of Research on the Nitrogen Nutrition of Dairy Pastures in Victoria - Richard Eckard - Caution - a very large MSWord 6 document (1.7 Mb)

• A Review of Nitrogen Research with Irrigated Pastures in Northern Victoria - Geoff Mundy

Reports

• Final report

For Greenhouse articles see www.greenhouse.unimelb.edu.au

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