This review examines the effects of phosphorus (P) deficiency as a major constraint to
productivity of cattle grazing rangelands with low-P soils. Nutritional deficiency of P may …

The financial health of beef cattle enterprises in northern Australia has declined markedly
over the last decade due to an escalation in production and marketing costs and a real …

The extensive grazing systems across northern Australia support approximately 50% of the
national beef herd. Livestock productivity is affected by seasonal variation in pasture quality …

To develop new animal feed sources and establish a sustainable food upcycling system, the
material feasibility and feeding potential of fresh vegetable waste (FVW) were clarified in this …

Osteomalacia outbreaks often occur in cattle grazing native pastures in regions with
endemic phosphorous (P) deficiency. This study evaluated the responses of two groups of …

Context: Sound reproductive efficiency is a key determinant for the overall productivity of a
beef breeding business. For beef breeding herds to obtain high levels of reproductive …

Context. Lactating beef cows grazing phosphorus (P) deficient pastures often mobilise body
P to alleviate a P-deficiency. Knowledge of the circumstances when body P is mobilised …

This review seeks to analyse and prioritise needs and gaps in research and development
(R&D) for the north Australian beef cattle breeding industry, and to advise on options to …

Context Phosphorus (P) deficiency occurs in beef cattle grazing many rangeland regions
with low-P soils, including in northern Australia, and may severely reduce cattle productivity …

The Brigalow Belt bioregion of southern and central Queensland supports a large
percentage of northern Australia's sown pastures and beef herd. The Brigalow soils were …