Presentations from the 2025 International Rangeland Congress

The 2025 International Rangeland Congress provided a great opportunity for a number of Department of Primary Industries staff to present their research findings. Here are recordings of some of their presentations.

2025 Situation analysis of pasture dieback in Eastern Australia

Presented by Stuart Buck, Senior Pasture Agronomist

Legume production paddocks to improve beef enterprise productivity and grassland management

Presented by Kendrick Cox, Senior Scientist

Legacy trials delivering new persistent legume varieties

Presented by Gavin Peck, Principal Pasture Agronomist

Legume establishment in challenging environments of Northwest Queensland

Presented by Greta Dunne, Extension Officer

Using the Australian Tropical Forages Collection to develop new pasture legumes for Australian rangelands

Presented by Kendrick Cox, Senior Scientist

Business planning for drought preparedness and resilience in the variable climate of Northern Australia

Presented by Kacie Baker, Extension Officer

Back to the future: site, science and sustainability

Presented by Raj Pandeya, Scientist

Long term effects of different stocking strategies on land condition and profitability

Presented by Peter O’Reagain, Principal Scientist

Spelling strategies to recover land condition

Presented by Brad Hough, Beef Extension Officer

Can the principles of multi paddock grazing systems accelerate land condition recovery?

Presented by Dana Walkington, Pasture agronomist

Mapping the condition of Queensland’s grazing lands

Presented by Terry Beutel, Senior Scientist

Arresting the decline in grazing land condition in Queensland’s Northern Gulf through a focus on improving business performance

Presented by Niilo Gobius, Principal Beef Extension Officer

Testing virtual fencing for the sustainable management of north Australian rangelands

Presented by Jarud Muller, Scientist

Evolving VegMachine.net: Enhancing a successful tool for Australian rangeland cover analysis

Presented by Terry Beutel, Senior Scientist