Resources

The main areas of floodplains in the Top End of the Northern Territory are in the Sub-coastal Plain, Marrakai, Finniss and Littoral Land Systems. This factsheet summarises: the soils and vegetation, grazing potential and grazing plants, grazing history and grazing management for sustainability for these floodplains.

‘Female selection in beef cattle’ provides a practical overview to help you to understand the basics of female selection and management, better understand the relative contribution of female selection to the overall herd, and improve your skills in female selection and management.

This booklet presents photographic guides and written descriptions of the quality (feed value) and quantity (yield, as kilograms of dry matter per hectare) of the major pasture types within the floodplains of the Channel Country.

This Meat & Livestock Australia factsheet outlines the benefits of using molasses for feed, including the competitive cost, its composition and using surfactants to reduce viscosity.

‘Enhancing input to the CQSS2’ a joint project Fitzroy Basin Association-Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries was formed under the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality and the Natural Heritage Trust extension. This report has three sections: key stakeholder grazing knowledge; economics of land regeneration, and; grazing and sediment trade-offs.

A rich diversity of birds usually indicates a healthy ecosystem. This Meat & Livestock Australia factsheet outlines various tactics to encourage birds onto your farm.

This Meat & Livestock Australia factsheet discusses the benefits of biodiversity and tactics in achieving and capiltalising on variety.

drumMUSTER provides Australian agricultural and veterinary chemical users with a recycling pathway for eligible empty agvet chemical containers. Follow this link to the drumMUSTER website.

ChemClear helps farmers and other users of agvet chemicals manage chemical storages and deliver solutions for chemical waste disposal. Find out more on their website here: ChemClear  

Visit MetEye to see maps of weather observations and official forecasts produced by the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) for your region.