Northern forage budgeting
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Introduction
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Getting started with forage budgetingWhy is forage budgeting important?
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Understanding land condition1 quiz
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Forage SupplyWhat is forage supply?
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Pasture cuts and estimations1 quiz
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Forage DemandWhy is calculating forage demand important?
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AE ratings & calculating forage demand1 quiz
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Completing a Forage BudgetCompleting a forage budget1 quiz
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Other tools, technology & resourcesPasture photo standards
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Satellite imagery
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Other resources for forage budgeting1 quiz
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ConclusionConclusion1 quiz
Test your knowledge: Completing a Forage Budget
Meat & Livestock Australia April 22, 2024
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
Why is it important to leave ‘residual’ feed in the paddock after a grazing event?
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Jack wants to work out the feed available for grazing in BIG BUFFEL PADDOCK. He has estimated an average of 2500 kg DM/Ha. 15% will be trampled, 10% is unpalatable species and he wants to leave behind a residual of 1200 kg DM/Ha. How much feed is available for grazing (kg DM/Ha)?
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BIG BUFFEL paddock is 100ha. If Jack has 800kg DM/ha available for grazing and he puts 100 AE in the paddock which are each eating 8.5 kg DM/day. How many days will the paddock last (rounded to the nearest whole number) before Jack needs to move them?
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