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Recovery of the cocksfoot/sub/balansa pasture following January rains

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On 1 February 2016, Dick Lucas ventured out to the MaxAnnuals grazing experiment to investigate the recovery of the dryland cocksfoot pasture established with subterranean and balansa clovers at Ashley Dene, Canterbury. Topics covered include yield, germination of the annual clovers and target populations for high quality spring forage. The potential for a ‘false break’ where the death of young clover seedlings occurs if the soil dries because of insufficient autumn rainfall, is also discussed

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Recovery of the cocksfoot/sub/balansa pasture following January rains