Queensland Graziers are being urged to keep an eye our for pasture dieback as it continues to spread. 

The pasture has been discovered in regions across southern, western and northern Queensland. 

It generally affects high-yielding sown-grass pastures in regions with more than 600mm of rain annually. 

Rural reporter Georgia Kondek spoke with DAFs Rockhampton Agronomist Stuart Buck about the concerns this pasture is presenting as it spreads into new areas. 

Queensland Graziers are being urged to keep an eye our for pasture dieback as it continues to spread. 
The pasture has been discovered in regions across southern, western and northern Queensland. 
It generally affects high-yielding sown-grass pastures in regions with more than 600mm of rain annually. 
Rural reporter Georgia Kondek spoke with DAFs Rockhampton Agronomist Stuart Buck about the concerns this pasture is presenting as it spreads into new areas.

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