Ringers: your paycheques grow on grass, not on trees
The presumed end of the short-lived 2021/22 wet season in the Top End coincided with the Northern Territory Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade (NT DITT) team delivering Rangeland Management […]
Report pasture dieback using our new App!
The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has created an app that allows graziers to record pasture dieback from the paddock. Landholders are encouraged to keep an eye out for pasture […]
Bull Breeding Soundness Evaluation: Your best investment insurance
A bull breeding soundness evaluation (BBSE) is the subject of a new video on the FutureBeef YouTube channel. “It’s important to measure bull fertility to ensure the bull is sound […]
The 2022/2023 Advancing Beef Leaders program selections are complete!
Please join us in congratulating our new participants. Maranoa Allison Becker, Tim Clay, Cody Close, Samantha Curran, Elsie Dodd, Leanne Hardwick, Sophie Hartley, Ann-Maree Johnson, Mitch Koster, Tom Nixon, John […]
Land type maps of Queensland have been updated
Grazing Land Management (GLM) Land types of Queensland have been revised, updated and improved to reflect user needs and latest available information. The current version (V4.0) of Land types of […]
What do 5 out of 5 beef extension officers recommend? Clue: it has something to do with your grass!
Written by Byrony Daniels, Beef Extension Officer, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Emerald. What do five out of five beef extension officers say is the best thing a land manager […]
Fresh faces in WA’s DPIRD team
The team at FutureBeef would like to introduce the newest faces in Western Australia’s Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development: Annie, Sarah and Charlotte. Annie Bone – West Kimberley […]
Pasture dieback management options well received by industry at field days
Pasture dieback remains a serious issue for graziers in eastern Queensland and north-eastern New South Wales, however new research from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) has started to […]
Before it all goes up in smoke – proactive fire planning for Central Australia
After two very wet, consecutive summers in Central Australia, there will be a higher risk of wildfire, but also burning opportunities, for Northern Territory cattle producers and pastoralists. Whether you […]
Time to connect with the team at Bushfires NT
While the summer of 2020-21 saw a lot of grass growth in what had been a very dry landscape, the summer of 2021-22 has seen an increase in fuel load, […]