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One of the key practices to successfully establish a new pasture is to prepare a suitable seedbed for the intended pasture. Pasture seed can be…

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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…

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Forage budgeting is a critical tool on any good grazier’s tool belt. It tells producers what’s in the paddock or the ‘bank’ and what they’ve…

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Key learnings Patrick credits the progress on his property to the combined implementation of several management changes, rather than relying on any single practice. By…

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Key learnings Victor’s experience highlights that pasture improvement is a gradual process built through consistent management. Key learnings include: strong control of grass competition is…

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When was the last time you stopped to really look at your pastures? In the hustle of fixing fences, branding calves, weaning, and preg testing,…

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The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Rockhampton beef extension officers provide practical support to producers across the Fitzroy, helping turn research, programs and funding opportunities…

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Paul Smith 2026 is the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, offering a unique opportunity to showcase our landscapes and people that shape the Central…

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Hello! In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find information regarding: tips for using and handling vaccines virtual fencing technology overview time controlled rotational…

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A bus tour of 20 beef producers from various locations across South East Queensland visited the Burnett Mary region on a two-day adventure in late…

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Work has recently been completed on the grazing land types of South East Queensland. The collaborative effort between Healthy Land & Water and Department of…

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If you are wondering… What should you measure first to lift herd performance and profitability? Which digital tools are worth trialling, and how do you…

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A newly released report by Queensland Government economists highlights how graziers can engage with environmental market schemes such as the Australian Carbon Credit Units, Reef…

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The Douglas Daly Research Farm (DDRF) hosted a field day on Tuesday 14 April, with over 120 attendees including producers, industry representatives, researchers and extension…

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Hello! In this edition of the FutureBeef eBulletin you’ll find information regarding: nitrogen use efficiency research update from QAAFI a short tutorial on using Breedcow…

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The 2026 NTCA Annual Industry Conference returned to Darwin in March, bringing together producers, researchers, industry leaders and service providers from across northern Australia for…

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If you own or keep livestock or beehives in Queensland it is a legal requirement to be a registered biosecurity entity (RBE). If you are…

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The 38th Callide Dawson Carcase Competition kicked off with a well-attended field day. Six secondary schools, local graziers and industry representatives came together to mark…

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The Torrens Creek Producer Group are a dynamic and proactive collective group of neighbours, who are passionate about learning and sharing their knowledge and experiences….

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Note from the editor The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program is a partnership between the Department of Primary Industries (DPI), Meat & Livestock Australia and the…