After 15 years of grazing research in Central Australia, the Quality Graze Project has delivered valuable insights into the long-term impacts of grazing management on both pasture condition and cattle performance. Through some of the wettest and driest years on record, researchers compared set stocking, variable stocking and different spelling strategies to better understand what drives productive and resilient grazing systems.
Join this webinar to discover:
- Whether spelling and variable stocking delivered measurable benefits over simpler set-stocked grazing strategies
- When increasing pasture utilisation begins to impact cattle performance
- How land condition responded over 15 years, including an exceptionally dry three-year period
- Key lessons for maintaining productive pastures and profitable cattle enterprises through seasonal extremes
This webinar will unpack the findings from central Australia’s longest-running grazing studies and explore what the results mean for practical grazing management rangeland production systems.
