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Diploid vs Tetraploid: Why Chromosome Count Changes How a Pasture Grass Behaves

Ever looked across a paddock of Rhodes grass thick with seed heads, flowering and running to head no matter what time of year it is — then driven to the next paddock and found none of that? Wider, thicker leaves, no seed heads in sight, and it only seems to throw a flush of flowering […]



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How Pasture Portal Helps You Choose the Right Pasture

Choosing the right pasture species starts with the paddock. Learn how rainfall, soil type, pH, drainage, seed quality and production goals affect what pasture to plant.



Lachie

Pasture Agronomist and Researcher

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Improved Pastures in Central Queensland – A Regional Overview

Central Queenslands high beef productivity links back to optimising improved grasses and legumes



Lachie

Agricultural Scientist

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Improved Pastures in Northern Australia: The Role of Buffel Grass as a Pioneer improved Species

When I think of sown pastures in the northern grazing industry, Buffel grass immediately comes to mind—and for good reason. As one of the first and most successful improved pasture species, Buffel has played a pivotal role in shaping grazing systems across northern Australia. This blog explores its history as a pioneer pasture, how it transformed the industry, and the management strategies—including the integration of legumes—to further enhance productivity in cattle operations.



Lachie

Agricultural Scientist