Development and dissemination of design methods for rangeland paddocks which maximise animal production and minimise land degradation
Publication Date
1-12-1993
DPIRD Collections
Animal production and livestock
Series Number
42/93
Abstract
Considerable areas of rangeland in Western Australia are in poor range condition characterised by the loss of perennial vegetation. This is partly due to uneven grazing by ruminants in large, pastoral zone paddocks. Better paddock designs could improve the evenness of this grazing. This report describes a project that sought to use remotely sensed satellite data to develop grazing distribution models, and to develop these into a convenient form for use by the pastoral community.
Recommended Citation
(1993), Development and dissemination of design methods for rangeland paddocks which maximise animal production and minimise land degradation. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Report 42/93.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/misc_pbns/94
