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How to determine the month resown in pasture for a fodder crop rotation?

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A fodder crop rotation is used when fodder or forage crops rotate through selected pasture blocks and are resown back into permanent pasture within 12 months.

Month resown in pasture is the month permanent pasture is resown after the fodder or forage crop has been defoliated (grazed or harvested).

Up to 25% of the area of a pasture blocks can have a fodder block rotating through it. If the fodder crop area is great than 25% enter it as a crop block.