GRASS program waters 1500 hectares
Graziers Matt and Kristie Lisle purchased Moonkan Park at Bushley last year and quickly set to work to increase the number of watering points on a large, under-utilised…
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Graziers Matt and Kristie Lisle purchased Moonkan Park at Bushley last year and quickly set to work to increase the number of watering points on a large, under-utilised…
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There is much to be said by learning lessons from tough times. During the devastating flood event of 2019, it became apparent to producers and extension staff from…
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A small number of dogs brought into Queensland from the Northern Territory have tested positive for Ehrlichia canis. Biosecurity Queensland is working with the dogs’ owners to ensure…
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The latest findings in the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries’ broad beef research and extension portfolio were presented by 11 Animal Science staff from five offices at the…
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The phosphorus dream team delivers best practice tools to Central Queensland graziers During November, Kylie Hopkins, Mick Sullivan and Cindy McNaught from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries…
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There will be a great opportunity for beef producers and supply chain operators to come and talk with Department of Agriculture and Fisheries officers at the upcoming Beef21…
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When Justin and Bronwyn Tait of ‘Palmtree’, Canal Creek, heard about the Grazing Resilience and Sustainable Solutions (GRASS) program, they jumped at the chance to be involved. They…
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A new 2020-2030 Weed Management Plan for gamba grass has been developed that establishes goals, objectives and management requirements for owners and occupiers. The overall aim is to…
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During 2020 FutureBeef distributed 12 eBulletins with articles covering a wide range of topics relevant to the northern beef industry. The 15 most read articles and watched videos…
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In over thirty years working with graziers, Bob Shepherd is no stranger to people coming up with new and alternative methods of managing grazing land, for example, alternative…
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