Grazing management

Miva Station, located on the Mary River just north of Gympie, has been in the Atherton since settlement in 1861. The land types of the property vary from…
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Spinifex (Triodia species) covers over 25% of Australia’s landmass and is a dominant feature across northern rangelands. Despite its extensive coverage, practical knowledge around managing spinifex pastures for…
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Hardy & Trovato Families, Ingham QLD Our 121-hectare property is located near Ingham in Tropical North Queensland, receiving an average annual rainfall of 2,158mm. We run 80 Brahman…
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Imagine if you had a plan for when to make decisions about grazing management for the year ahead? Wouldn’t that be reassuring… Read how to use decision dates in your grazing enterprise.

Is your breeder herd pulling its weight? If you’re unsure, then this BeefConnect webinar recording is for you. We’ll cut through the data and focus on what really…
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AridGraze is a new project designed specifically with and for cattle producers in the arid rangelands of Central Australia. The project will allow the research team, comprised of…
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Dung beetles play an important role in agriculture by burying and consuming dung that leads to improved nutrient cycling, improved soil structure and reducing habitats for flies being…
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Jos Maclean, ‘Coolum Pastoral’ Our family have been running Coolum Pastoral near Moura, Queensland, since 1927. The 5881 hectare property was originally farming country, but since taking it…
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Matching stocking rates to the long term carrying capacity of a paddock helps maintain land condition and supports consistent animal productivity through variable rainfall years. Carrying capacity is…
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The Land Condition Assessment Tool (LCAT) Pasture Guide is a handy tool for Queensland livestock producers, designed specifically for use on smartphones and tablets. It helps you identify…
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