Colin Seis tells how by restoring the function of the grassland pastures he increased the quality of his feed. He gets production equal to, and quite often more than, when using superphosphate only the costs are less. Lambing is increased and the wool tensile strength is increased also.
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This clip is from the “Pasture Cropping Expert Farmer Reveals How To Consistently Increase Productivity And Reduce Cost” Film presented by Colin Seis and Dr. Maarten Stapper.
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