
Managing climate risk on your farm
Climate is what you expect; weather is what you get. Climate is about long term records, trends and averages. Weather is our day to day experience.
Learn how to plan your farm’s crop and pasture production so you can manage dryland salinity to achieve sustainable production. You’ll discover the early warning signs to help you take action and find out how Australian farmers are successfully tackling the issues.
Title | Dryland salinity - the farmer's guide |
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Author(s) | |
Pages | 76 |
ISBN | |
Catalogue number | B251 |
Year of publish | 2005 |
Publisher | NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development |
Price | $36.00AUD (inc GST) |
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eBook - Not available (iPad/iPhone) | |
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Managing climate risk on your farm
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