INTRODUCTION This is a land condition tool for the Bur
Land condition is defined as ' the ability of land to respond to rain and produce useful forage '.
To make the best use of this guide it is recommended that users undertake a GLM 1 or Stocktake 2 Training Course .
1 Chilcott et al 2003 2 Aisthorpe and Paton 2004
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