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2026 is the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, offering a unique opportunity to showcase our landscapes and people that shape Central Australia. Covering around 75 per cent of the […]
We are David and Lynette Keene and we run Northdown Cattle Company with our daughters, Ellen and Breanna. Our family business spans three properties in Central Queensland – Northdown near […]
Preliminary findings from Spyglass Research Facility, September 2026 Dry season feed quantity and quality are major constraints to steer growth in North Queensland’s seasonally dry tropics. Palatable, perennial and productive […]
Why are we doing this work? Pasture legumes have long been recognised as a potential tool to improve pasture quality, livestock performance and pasture resilience across northern Australia. However, adoption […]
We all remember certain seasons – the really wet ones, the dry years and those when the grass just seemed to keep growing. But how do they compare with more […]
Case study summary Shane and Alethea Nicolle’s Mulga Park Station, located on the Northern Territory and South Australia border, has been part of the Paddock Challenge project since 2022. Through […]
Case study summary Allan, Terry and Robert Martin live and work together on Mt Denison Station, 300km north-west of Alice Springs. Since 2022, they have taken on the opportunity to […]
When Dionne Walsh established Range IQ in 2021, she brought with her more than 30 years of experience working across government and non-government organisations in northern Australia. As a consultant, […]
Many graziers apply phosphorus (P) fertiliser only to find the pasture response is far lower than expected. In many cases the soil is not losing P, it is simply locking […]
Paul and Tonia Grundy run cattle on their property just south of Toowoomba. Their grazing paddocks are a mixture of improved and native grasses on undulating hills and basalt soils, […]
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