Pasture dieback in the paddock

Pasture dieback is a condition causing premature death of high yielding tropical and sub-tropical grasses. It is now present in the Hunter region, with new infections identified in an increasing geographic area. 

Event details: 
Hunter Local Land Services invites you to come along to our on-farm session to get the rundown on this emerging issue with assistance from experts in the field.

Gain an understanding of:

• what pasture dieback looks like in the lower Hunter

• practical ideas on simple management options you can start using now

• insights from local demonstrations and what’s working on‑farm.

Hear from:

• Dr Suzanne Boschma and Sarah Baker (NSW DPI)

• Local impacted landholder

• Local Land Services staff

Contact: Sam Harwood on 0476 233 407 or via email at: sam.harwood@lls.nsw.gov.au

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