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Bruce and Judith Lord, along with their family, manage Mount Stanley, a 3,300 hectare property on the headwaters of the Brisbane River above Linville, Queensland. The property is a mix […]
Soil nutrient availability is a critical factor that influences pasture productivity. Soil testing is a useful tool for understanding how to improve the growth, quality and sustainability of pastures. This […]
Vanessa Smolders, Sustainable Agriculture Team Leader from Healthy Land & Water, the Natural Resource Management group that operates in South East Queensland is a huge advocate of FutureBeef resources. “Our […]
Bodie Willmot, Goolman QLD I own Corymbia, a 42 ha property at Goolman, just outside Ipswich on the border of the Scenic Rim. The property is heavily timbered with spotted […]
Terry and Megan Dunne, Biloela QLD We run Shawlands, a 3,800ha commercial breeding and backgrounding property near Biloela in Central Queensland. Our herd consists of 400 Droughtmaster-cross breeders grazed primarily […]
Discover how Queensland producers within the reef catchments are boosting productivity and protecting reef water quality by adopting sustainable practices. Erosion restoration ‘hobby’ helping to reclaim Charters Towers paddocks Severe […]
Chris Black, a beef producer based north of Gympie, manages 470 acres of diverse soils and rolling topography. He saw the potential to diversify his pasture mix and elevate feed […]
Distance is no longer a barrier for Queensland producers when it comes to improving their pastures, thanks to an initiative which paired peer learning and practical advice on a flexible […]
Miva Station, located on the Mary River just north of Gympie, has been in the Atherton since settlement in 1861. The land types of the property vary from large areas […]
Recognising untapped potential Across the Roma district, most buffel pastures were established 40–50 years ago following brigalow clearing. Since then, there has been limited redevelopment, and a gradual but obvious […]
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