Grazing Management
How, when, and with how many animals you graze has more impact on pasture condition than almost any other management decision. This section covers stocking rate, rotational systems, and wet season management.
Read moreCentral Queensland
Rainfall: 400–700 mm annually (variable summer)
Typical weather: Sub-humid to semi-arid; hot summers, mild winters; high rainfall variability
Significant rainfall variability demands flexible stocking. Focus on ground cover above 50% in all seasons.
Stocking Rate Decisions
Setting the right stocking rate for your country, season, and goals is the central skill of grazing management. It is not a fixed number — it is a continuous process of observation and adjustment.
Read moreRotational Grazing Systems
Rotational grazing offers pastures recovery time between grazings, can lift carrying capacity, and gives you a structured framework for managing feed across the year.
Read moreWet Season Management
The wet season is when pastures grow — and when grazing pressure can do the most damage. Strategic wet season management protects your investment and builds long-term resilience.
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