by Dr Jillian KellyAHN Consulting
AROUND the district, producers are chomping at the bit to get crops out of the ground and livestock onto them.
Fingers crossed this next weather change brings good falls of rain and significant growth.
So, in hopeful anticipation, here are some tips on grazing cereal crops to get the most out of them!
Crops are very low in minerals like calcium and magnesium, and very high in potassium (which blocks calcium and magnesium uptake).
Animals will die of low calcium (sheep) and . . .
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