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1. Kikuyu
2. Perennial ryegrass
3. Brassica
4. Growing Maize for silage
5. Prairie grass
6. Multidisciplanary research for innovation
1. AMS
2. AMS - Labour audit findings
3. AMS - System performance
4. AMS - Heat Detection and Mastitis
5. AMS - addressing industry issues
6. CFR Economics
7. Feeding Systems : the choice is yours
Crawford, A., Nettle, R., Paine, M. and Kabore, C. (2007). Farms and learning
partnerships in farming systems projects: a response to the challenges of
complexity in agricultural innovation. Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension.
(Abstract attached)
Davis, K.L., Fulkerson, W.J., Garcia, S.C., Dickeson, D. and Barchia, I.M.
(2007). The importance of pre-milking teat preparation on milk harvest rates
and total crate time per milking session for Australian pasture-based cows milked
by an automated milking system. Journal of Dairy Science. (submitted)
Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J., Nettle, R. and Kenny, S. (2007). FutureDairy:
a national, multidisciplinary project to assist dairy farmers manage future
challenges – Methods and early findings. Invited paper for Special Edition of
Aust. Journal Exp. Agric. Vol 47, in press.
Garcia, S.C., Pedernera-Romano, M., Horadogoda, A., Fulkerson, W.J. and
Sandra, K. (2007) Feeding concentrates based on individual cow requirements
improves milk solid yields in dairy cows grazing pasture. Aust. Journal Exp. Agric.
Vol 47 (5), 502-508 (Abstract attached).
Garcia, S. C. and Fulkerson, W.J. (2005). Opportunities for future Australian
dairy systems: a review. Aust Journal Exp Agric, 2005, 45, 1041–1055
(Abstract attached).
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Garcia, S.C., Jacobs, J.L., Woodward, S. and Clark, D.A. (2007) Complementray
Forage Rotation: a review. In Chapman, D.F., Clark, D.A., McMillan, K.L., Nation, D.P.
(Ed) Meeting the challenge for pasture-based dairying. Proceedings of the Australasian
Dairy Science Symposium, Melbourne. Pp 221-239.
Garcia S.C., Fulkerson, W.J., Kenny, S and Nettle, R (2006).Producing over
40 t dry matter/ha per year through a complementary forage rotation system.
Proceedings of the 68th New Zealand Grasslands Association, Dunedin, pp 69-74.
Garcia, S.C., Pedernera-Romano, M., Horadogoda, A.and Fulkerson, W.J.
(2005). Allocating concentrates based on individual performance increases milk
solids yield in Dairy Cows. Recent advances in animal nutrition. University of New
England, Armidale, NSW. Vol 15. p 9A.
Jago, J.G., Davis, K.L. and Jenson, R. (2007). Future innovative dairy technologies
to address constraints of labour, information collection and decision-making on farms.
Australasian Dairy Science Symposium, Conference Proceedings; Meeting the
Challenges for Pasture-Based Dairying. pp 493-507.
Kenny, S. and Nettle, R (2006) Knowledge partnerships 2: Extension juggling
multidisciplinarity in the field – early learning’s from the FutureDairy project.
Proceedings APEN International Conference, Beechworth, Vic. www.apen.org.au
.(Abstract attached)
Kenny, S.N. and Kabore, C (2006) Working together: reflections on building
knowledge partnerships between researchers, farmers and advisors. Proceedings
of the 68th New Zealand Grasslands Association Conference. Dunedin, New
Zealand. pp: 243-247.(Abstract attached)
Kenny, S.N and Nettle, R.A. (2006) Extension as a knowledge partner in farming
systems research early lessons from FutureDairy Australia. In, Changing European
farming systems for a better future. Eds Langeveld H. & roling N. Wageningen
Academic Publishers: Wageningen. pp:104-110.
Nettle, R.A. and Kenny, S.N. (2006) Knowledge partnerships 1: What can
knowledge partnerships offer agricultural industries? Early learnings from the
FutureDairy project. Proceedings APEN International Conference, Beechworth, Vic.
www.apen.org.au .(Abstract attached)
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Davis, K.L., Garcia, S.C., and Fulkerson W.J. (2007). Investigation into
feasibility of automatic milking in a pasture-based dairy farm system.
Proceedings of the 2007 Large Herd Conference, Jeffreys Bay, South Africa.
p 96-103.
Davis, K. (2007). Farming 4 Life – the challenging faces of dairying in Australia.
Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, The University of
Sydney, Camden. 12: 159-169.
Davis, K., Fulkerson, W.J. and Garcia, S.C.( 2007). Automatic milking.
Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, The University
of Sydney, Camden. 12: 120-131.
Davis, K.L., and Fulkerson W.J. (2007). Future dairy technology innovations.
Dairy Innovation Day Proceedings, Mt Gambier, South Australia. p 22-27.
Davis, K.l., Jago, J.G., MacDonald, K.A., McGowan, J.E. and
WoolFord, M.W. (2006). Pasture ultilisation in a pastoral automated milking
system. Proceedings of the New Zealand Grasslands Assocaition. 86: 81-86.
Davis, K. (2006) Automatic Milking at Camden “Dairy farming with townie hours’.
Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, The University of
Sydney, Camden.11. p 74.
Farina, S (2007) Maximising milk production/ha from home grown feed: over
30,000L/ha from a complementary forage rotation/pasture system. Proceedings
of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium, The University of Sydney,
Camden. 12: 47-51.
Fulkerson, W.J., Dickeson, D. and Davis, K.( 2007). Accurately allocating
pasture to dairy cows. Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium,
The University of Sydney, Camden. 12: 112-119.
Fulkerson, W.J. (2006). The FutureDairy program: meeting tomorrow’s
challenges. Proc. Dairy Innovations Day, Dairy SA, Murray Bridge, South Australia.
Fulkerson, W.J. (2006). Innovations for the Future Dairy farm. Proc. Dairy
Innovators Forum, Mount Gambier, South Australia.
Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J., Brookes, S.U. and Kenny, S. (2007).
FutureDairy: boosting forage production/ha. Proceedings of the 2007 Large
Herd Conference, Jeffreys Bay, South Africa (in press).
Garcia, S.C., Pedernera-Romano, M., Taylor-Craig, V., Rogers, A.,
Horadogoda, A. and Fulkerson, W.J. (2006). Effect of feeding level and social
hierarchy in dairy cows fed restricted and unrestricted diets. Dairy Science
Symposium, Mount Gambia, South Australia.
Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J. and Brookes, S.U. (2006) Increasing productivity
on farm: 1. Latest results of the ‘Forages’ Module of FutureDairy. Dairy Research
Foundation, Current topics in dairy production, Camden NSW. 11: 48-52
Garcia, S.C. and Fulkerson, W.J.(2006) Increasing productivity on farm:2. Key
factors to achieve over 17 t DM/ha of utlilised pasture. Dairy Research Foundation,
Current topics in dairy production, Camden NSW. 11: 54-64
Garcia, S.C., Pedernera-Romano, M., Rogers, A. and Fariña, S. (2006)
Increasing productivity on farm: 3. The ‘Feeding’ Module of FutureDairy. Dairy
Research Foundation, Current topics in dairy production, Camden NSW. 11: 65-72
Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J., Kenny, S.and Brookes, S.U. (2005).
‘FutureDairy: a ‘quantum leap’ in forage production -40tDM/ha.year with a
complementary forage rotation system’ Proceedings of the Dairy Research
Foundation Symposium, The University of Sydney, Camden.10. Pp 39-51
Garcia, S.C., Pedernera-Romano, M., Horadogoda, A. and Fulkerson, W.J.
(2005). Studies on energy balance and reproductive performance of cows fed to
achieve contrasting milk yields. Dairy Science Symposium, Mount Gambier, SA.
Kaboré, B (2007) Complementary forage rotation as alternative pasture
production for dairy cows. Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation
Symposium, The University of Sydney, Camden. 12: 52-55.
Kabore, B., Fulkerson, W.J., Garcia, S.C., Milham,, P and Vervoort, R.W.
(2006). Investigating into soil nutrient balance and change in soil physical
characteristic under an intensive complementary cropping rotation in comparison
to pasture. Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics in dairy production, Camden
NSW. 11:139-141.
Kaur, R (2007) Time of feeding forage rape (Brassica napus) in relation to maize
silage effects on digestibility and rumen parameter. Proceedings of the Dairy
Research Foundation Symposium, The University of Sydney, Camden. 12: 56-58.
Kaur, R., Nandra, K., Fulkerson, W.J., Horadagoda, A. and Garcia, S.C.
(2006). Studies on the efficiency of utilisation of contrasting dairy cow rations using
sheep as a model: preliminary results. Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics
in dairy production, Camden NSW. 11:130-135.
Kenny, S.N. (2006) FutureDairy Innovations to meet tomorrows challenges.
Proceedings of the Victorian dairy conference. Shepparton, Victoria.
Neal, J., Fulkerson, W.J., Greenwood, K. (2006) Maximising farm profitability
from the forage base. Proc. Dairy Innovators Forum, Mount Gambier, South
Australia.
Pedernera, M (2007) Is 6,000L or 9,000L/cow lactation the best option, what is
the cows perspective? Proceedings of the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium,
The University of Sydney, Camden. 12: 64-66.
Pedernera-Romano, M., Garcia, S.C., Horadogoda, A., Barchia, I. and
Fulkerson, W.J. (2006). Reproductive and health performance of cows in early
lactation fed to produce 6000 or 8000L milk/lactation in a pasture-based system.
Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics in dairy production, Camden NSW.
11:125-128.
Pedernera-Romano, M., Garcia, S.C., Horadogoda, A. and Fulkerson, W.J.
(2005). Energy balance and reproductive performance of 40 dairy cows fed to
achieve contrasting milk yields. Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics in
dairy production, Camden NSW. 10:138-139.
Shrestha, P., Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J., Horadagoda, A. and Barchia, I.
(2006). Double crop Complementary Forage Rotation – a sustainable forage
option. Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics in dairy production, Camden
NSW. 11:136-138.
Shrestha, P., Garcia, S.C., Fulkerson, W.J. and Horadagoda, A., (2005).
Comparing brassica and annual clovers as an option to complementary forage
rotation system. Dairy Research Foundation, Current topics in dairy production,
Camden NSW. 10: 146-147.
Shrestha, P., Garcia,S.C., Fulkerson, W.J. and Horadogoda, A. (2005).
Studies on complementary forage rotation system. Dairy Science Symposium,
Mount Gambier, SA.
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