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Why Is Sulphur Important for Pastures? Protein, Growth and Fertiliser Supply

This lesson explains the role of sulphur in New Zealand pasture systems, focusing on its importance for amino acids, protein production and pasture performance. Dr Ants Roberts, Science Mentor, outlines how sulphur supports both plant and animal production, how it is commonly supplied through superphosphate, and how additional sulphur can be added when using fertilisers like DAP. A clear guide to understanding and managing sulphur for productive pastures.

 

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Duration 1:18

Presented by

Dr Ants Roberts, Science Mentor at Ravensdown

Dr Ants Roberts

Science Mentor

Dr Ants Roberts is a Science Mentor at Ravensdown and a recognised authority on soil fertility management with more than four decades of experience. He leads agronomic research and development, works directly with farming shareholders, and trains Agri Managers and staff in soils, fertilisers and pastoral agriculture.