Carbon and climate change can be overwhelming but talking about it shouldn’t be. Climate, drought and natural disasters has us reimagining our relationship with carbon, but farmers have…
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Delegates from over 50 countries flocked to Adelaide, South Australia for The XII International Rangeland Congress (IRC) which took place from June 2-6 2025. “Working Together for Our…
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Beef research facilities play an important role in taking scientific concepts and lab proven hypotheses into the practical world, answering questions such as: ‘How does it stack up…
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The well-known Long Paddock website posters illustrating Australia’s historical rainfall and pasture growth variability have been updated to March 2025 and are now available. The suite of posters…
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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…
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Written by Linda Mantova, Australian Brahman Breeders Association Opportunities are endless for Australian Brahman producers exporting live cattle to Indonesia, according to Northern Territory cattleman, Brad Inglis. Operating…
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As many graziers across Queensland know, paddocks that once performed well don’t always stay that way. Two new trials recently initiated by the Department of Primary Industries at…
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The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program team recently visited our counterparts in New South Wales (NSW) and South Australia (SA) to explore pasture research projects tackling key challenges like…
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The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program‘s (QPRP) northern team recently hosted two groups of pastoralists and state government officials from Western Australia (WA) interested in how pasture legumes have…
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If you’re managing tired paddocks and wondering how to bring them back to life, research from the long-running Wambiana grazing trial offers some clear answers. It’s not high-tech…
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