Thread: climate change the best solution I have heard, seriously.

Controlled grazing, minimum or zero till have been practised in Australia for many years so we are probably well ahead of the curve in this compared to Africa.
I can recall how surprised I was when going to the Southern African national parks to see hundreds of thousands of "hard hoof" animals wandering around, considering the derision that sheep and cattle earn in Australia.


The discussiion in Australia seems to be dominated by greenies and fringe "animal lovers eg PETA" without any real scientific basis.

Regards Philip A

Originally Posted by PhilipA

Controlled grazing, minimum or zero till have been practised in Australia for many years so we are probably well ahead of the curve in this compared to Africa.
I can recall how surprised I was when going to the Southern African national parks to see hundreds of thousands of "hard hoof" animals wandering around, considering the derision that sheep and cattle earn in Australia.


The discussiion in Australia seems to be dominated by greenies and fringe "animal lovers eg PETA" without any real scientific basis.

Regards Philip A

PETA.... "People who Eat Tasty Animals?"

Originally Posted by digger

PETA.... "People Englutting Tasty Animals?"

Fixed it for ya in blue

love his work.... more meat for me and more food for my meat, excess waste product can provide me with fuel as required, I can use the fat from the animals to render oil to run in the foz....

I'm in.

I did try block grazing the dairy herd for a couple of years, but the rest of the planet didn't.

Dairying on our families property ceased with the dry conditions that were brought on by the neighbouring widespread removal of tree's for the woodchip industry.

The message is the same, remove ground cover and the evaporation rate exceeds the rain fall causing the new growth to fail.
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PETA = Predators Eating Tasty Animals

I found the subject a bit dry, but also interesting.

I dont know how it would go with salinity but sounds like good therory.

However australia never had large numbers of hoof herding animals to start with?

is this why australia is like it is with large barron areas.

Has anybody read Ishmael, by Daniel Quinn?
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishmael_%28novel%29[/ame]

Law of Limited Competition.

Until we realise the concept of Totalitarian Agriculture as a species, we're all doomed.

I don't hold out much hope.