PDF-FEBRUARY 2007 PRIMEFACT 551 (REPLACES AGFACT A3.3.41)

Scoring sheep for fleece rot William Murray Project Officer eSheep Rural Innovation Trangie Dr Suzanne Mortimer Livestock Research Officer Rural Innovation Trangie Flystrike is a major probl. It is due to the equatorial regions moving faster than the polar regions as the earth rotates The net result of the Coriolis force is that in the outhern hemisphere winds around low pressure systems or cyclones move clockwise and winds around high p 127 Cabbage growing Jim Murison Former District Horticulturist Tony Napier District Horticulturist Vegetables Intensive Industries Development Yanco Introduction Cabbages belong to the Cruciferae family and are related to turnips cauliflowers and bru 922 Blackleg in cattle Dr Sarah Robson Regional Animal Health Leader Animal Plant Biosecurity Wagga Wagga JM Wilson Former District Veterinarian Rural Lands Protection Board Introduction Blackleg is a fatal disease of young cattle It produces an acu It is responsible for initiating over 90 per cent of all flystrike The adult fly is metallic greenbronze in colour Body length is 9 mm Lucilia adult The larvae maggots of Lucilia are smooth and cream coloured When full size they are about 13 mm long 716 Visual and manual assessment of fatness in cattle Bill McKiernan Research Leader Animal Production Production Research Orange Brian Sundstrom Former Cattle Breeding Coordinator Introduction Accurate assessment of cattle for fatness has many uses How pasture characteristics influence sheep production Alan Bell Former Technical Specialist (Temperate Grazing Phil Graham Livestock Officer, Extensive Industries Development, Yass Col Langford Doug Somerville Technical Specialist Bees, Agricultural Production 2 PRIMEFACT 998, WINTERING BEES If anything is amiss in the hive, or you are unsure of what to look for, then contact or send a s Dung beetles – working for you Sally Spence Technical Specialist Farm Product Integrity, Animal & Plant Biosecurity, Orange Introduction By rapidly burying dung pads, dung beetles reduce fly b Pastures for horses Hugh Allan Former District Agronomist Rod Hoare Former State Equine Veterinary Officer Carol Rose District Agronomist, Extensive Industries Development, Kempsey Introduction 276 MAUSAM, , 2 (April 2012) Fig. 1. Mean scalar wind speed (m/s) calculating the standard deviation of the wind direction was evaluated by Turner, 1986. In the horizontal w 2009 | 2010 Aerotwin Twin TWIN AEROTWIN [937]10.03-06.05AR 552 S / A 552 S552 S 04.05A 972 S / 972 S Spider [115]01.90-12.94837 S420 WW938 [907]01.90-10.94837 S837 L40H 400 L45H 450 [930]04.94-04.9 Scarab grubs in northern tableland pastures G.J. Goodyer Former Entomologist Dr Adrian Nicholas Entomologist, Health Science, Strategic Alliances & Evaluation, Tamworth The underground larval stag texas. . . Why did the Chicken . Cross the Road. Why Am I Even Here ?. Why Am I Even Here ?. Bicyclists and Pedestrian Laws are relevant because. 1. . Health and Safety . 2. . It’s the Law. F. Public and Private Entities That Are Not Governmental BodiesG. LegislatureVI. MeetingsA. DefinitionsB. Deliberations Among a Quorum of a Governmental Body or Between a Quorum and a Third PartyGathe