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Boothulla, north-west of Cooladdi is one of the 10 on-property demonstration sites for the Improving Grazing Lang Management (IGLM) project under the Queensland Pasture Resilience Program. Set in…
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The adoption of stylos in north Queensland has transformed productivity on native pastures, particularly during the dry season months when the tough shrubs produce high-protein leaf when companion…
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Sometimes progress requires fresh perspectives, a willingness to embrace new ideas, and a passion for sharing knowledge. Such was the case with Tom Saunders, formerly of Whitewater Station,…
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The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program team have been busy — check out what the team have been up to in their latest Out and about video.

In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find: how to establish stylos and other legumes in northern Australia firsthand experience of producers tackling pasture dieback an agistment…
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As pasture dieback continues to spread across Queensland, concerns are continuing to grow about production loss and how businesses can stay productive into the future. The latest FutureBeef…
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Specialised recovery assistance is available through the Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer (IRRO) program. This program provides specialised medium and long-term recovery support to primary producers. In activated areas, officers…
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The highly regarded Rangeland Management Course (RMC) will resume delivery across the Northern Territory from February 2026. Designed for early-career pastoralists and station staff, the course strengthens participants’…
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In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find: gully remediation in action – check out this amazing timelapse video currant bush in North Queensland why you might…
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Buffalo flies remain a significant challenge for Queensland livestock producers, affecting animal welfare and productivity. To understand current management practices and the potential of buffalo fly tunnel traps,…
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