Natural Sequence Farming

Yep, That sums it up nicely... Thanks

Thanks duane, The Gorse plant is definitely a power house there’s no doubt about that. My interest is not so much in how to eradicate, but to understand it. I understand that the land it grows on maybe degraded in someway and I’m hoping to establish what the links are. In Tasmania we never used to h...

Thanks Julian, My plan is to spread a couple of bales of hay above the affected area (small test site), followed by a row of finely mulshed gorse then see what happens. Other research I have seen also suggests spraying the area with urea to stimulate grass growth, I understand the reasoning but I'm ...

I am currently studying environment and land management, I've also read Peter's book "Beyond the Brink", which is sometimes at odds with what I am being taught... I'm particularly interested in the control of Gorse. In Tasmania this plant is taking control of large tracts of land, often rendering th...