Sun, May 19, 2013
A robust salt-tolerant annual pasture legume suited to marginal grazing land in southern Australia could throw a lifeline to landowners struggling with saline and waterlogged soils.
It’s a 4000 year old mystery and has plagued Australian livestock production for most of the past two centuries.
According to the Invasive Animals CRC, this mystery is holding back best practice management of dingoes and wild dog problems across Australia.
How do we effectively manage dingoes and other free-ranging cross-breed dogs when we just don’t know the true ecological roles of these predators?
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