Wynn cassia – love it or hate it – tips for management
Wynn cassia is one of those legumes that polarises people – you either love it or hate it. But why is it so divisive? Regular commentary from graziers is that […]
Sustainable grazing management at Amelia Downs: a blueprint for resilience
Amelia Downs, located on basalt country north of Charters Towers is setting a benchmark for sustainable and profitable grazing practices. Managed by Jane and Jordan Moore, the property spans 20,611 […]
Good moisture, using strips to establish healthy legumes
In southern Queensland, planting legumes into strips within an existing grass pasture can help manage two of the biggest pasture legume establishment risks: grass competition, and soil moisture. By fallowing […]
Mulga, Mitchell and more at Boothulla
Boothulla, north-west of Cooladdi is one of the 10 on-property demonstration sites for the Improving Grazing Lang Management (IGLM) project under the Queensland Pasture Resilience Program. Set in the unique […]
New videos showcase fresh approaches to stylo adoption in north Queensland
The adoption of stylos in north Queensland has transformed productivity on native pastures, particularly during the dry season months when the tough shrubs produce high-protein leaf when companion grasses crash […]
Vale Tommy Saunders – a champion of legume development in north Queensland
Sometimes progress requires fresh perspectives, a willingness to embrace new ideas, and a passion for sharing knowledge. Such was the case with Tom Saunders, formerly of Whitewater Station, who was […]
Out and about with the QPRP project team January – March 2026
The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program team have been busy — check out what the team have been up to in their latest Out and about video.
eBulletin March 2026
In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find: how to establish stylos and other legumes in northern Australia firsthand experience of producers tackling pasture dieback an agistment calculator how […]
You’re not alone – one family’s pasture dieback journey
As pasture dieback continues to spread across Queensland, concerns are continuing to grow about production loss and how businesses can stay productive into the future. The latest FutureBeef Podcast shares […]
Industry Recovery and Resilience Officers available to help
Specialised recovery assistance is available through the Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer (IRRO) program. This program provides specialised medium and long-term recovery support to primary producers. In activated areas, officers can assist with: accessing […]