by Kirsty Jaensch | Dec 16, 2024 | Media 2024, P1 Project, P1a, P2 Project, P2e, P6 Project, P9 Project
In conference Four Dairy UP PhD students presented their work at the 20th Australasian Dairy Science Symposium in Christchurch in November, thanks to support from the University of Sydney Postgraduate Research scheme. From left to right in the photo, Rezaul Rakib,...
by Kirsty Jaensch | Dec 16, 2024 | Media 2024, P1 Project
Resources for resilience East coast lows: friend or foe for kikuyu ryegrass pastures? East coast low weather systems can be destructive by causing flooding, but they are also very beneficial by providing 20% of annual rainfall over a wide area of the NSW coast. LLS...
by Kirsty Jaensch | Dec 16, 2024 | Media 2024, P1a
Satellite monitoring insights Satellite technologies are improving all the time, creating new and exciting opportunities for remote pasture monitoring. But it’s not without its challenges. With more data, comes more complexity and for now, this tool may be more suited...
by Kirsty Jaensch | Nov 7, 2024 | Media 2024, P1a
The hidden cost of pasture utilisation Dairy UP’s work has recently been under the spotlight with an article ‘The hidden losses of pasture utilisation’ recently published in The Australian Farmer. The article features project P1a Remote pasture monitoring. Click here...
by Kirsty Jaensch | Jul 12, 2024 | Media 2024, P1e
P1e Kikuyu Nutritional Value Dairy UP’s P1e project has calibrated a model that simulates changes in Kikuyu’s nutritional value during regrowth. The model accounts for leaf growth, age and size and nutritive value (metabolizable energy and fibre content). Future work...
by Kirsty Jaensch | Jul 12, 2024 | Media 2024, P1a
P1a results published in Scientific Reports Dairy UP’s P1a Remote Pasture Management team have had their results on machine learning satellite training published in the prestigious Scientific Reports (a Journal of the Nature Portfolio). Their paper: “Accounting...
