Recent content by RaisethedusT

On the upside, being forced to look into alternatives may uncover something that's benficial and cost and time effective for farmers.

Well as they say, rome wasnt built in a day. We have untill 2010 to perfect methods. Theres always room for change, its just a matter of finding the right methods and finding something that PETA and farmers will agree on, in which case we probably wont have an answer before 2010

actually its information from a property near wellington. they produce wrinkle free merinos. no wrinkle=no moisture= no flystrike. and i agree they aren't enhanced, i couldnt think of the word. its a genetic alternative. some of the info was also taken from transcripts of an ABC radio station...

Partial Rootzone Drying right? (if not ima look like a retard) not sure if you've looked at this site or dont need info anymore but it may help. Description This project investigated the physiological responses of grapevine to deficit irrigation strategies including partial rootzone drying...

The genetically enhanced plain bodied sheep are the way to go. NORM SMITH: We have basically eliminated any hard wrinkle on our sheep and all of our sheep are now plain bodied. We haven't mulesed since 2005, and we haven't mulesed our wethers since I think about 2001. Not only have they...

why so?

I would LOVE to drop cafs. the teacher hates me and the work is ridiculously unstimulating and just...Bleh. BUT I top the class every time. (could very possibly be due to the lack of intelligence in my class eg. one girl asked if we were going backwards or forwards in time? then said, its...

Good work! Tell me about ag? what sort of theory do you do? and pracs? I wanted to do it as well as primary but just chose it instead. cheers!

Seeing this is such an active subject (cough) i thought i might try and kick start it again...so... what do you like about P.I? What do you plan to do in the future, or just tell us what ya doin in class! cheers, hope to hear from ya!