Track 3-06: Tools to Aid Uptake of New Technology
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Publication Date
2013
Location
Sydney, Australia
Description
Three courses PROGRAZE™, PROGRAZE™ Plus and STOCKPLAN® have been developed to provide a complete package to assist farmers manage their variable grassland grazing systems. As each package is separate the farmer can use the relevant tool to help them work through major issues they are dealing with at any point in time. All courses are based on the same principle, they do not give answers but rather provide training in skills development, provide key background knowledge and a framework to assist farmers plan and if needed to work through their problems to reach a solution they are comfortable with.
Citation
Graham, R. P.; Langford, C. M.; and Meaker, G. P., "Grassland Management–The PROGRAZE™ Approach" (2013). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 2.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/22/3-6/2)
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Grassland Management–The PROGRAZE™ Approach
Sydney, Australia
Three courses PROGRAZE™, PROGRAZE™ Plus and STOCKPLAN® have been developed to provide a complete package to assist farmers manage their variable grassland grazing systems. As each package is separate the farmer can use the relevant tool to help them work through major issues they are dealing with at any point in time. All courses are based on the same principle, they do not give answers but rather provide training in skills development, provide key background knowledge and a framework to assist farmers plan and if needed to work through their problems to reach a solution they are comfortable with.
