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In recent years, low rainfall has impacted large parts of the Northern Territory. The extended dry conditions have contributed to widespread death of Mitchell grass in some regions,…
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In 2018, the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries established a producer demonstration site at Goshen Station. The demonstration site was developed with leucaena and inter-row sown pasture…
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  Watch here: DPI presentations from the International Rangelands Congress Department of Primary Industries (DPI) scientists and extension officers from across Queensland presented at the XII International Rangelands…
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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. Since 2020, the…
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In December, we highlighted the importance of staying vigilant for the signs and symptoms of pasture dieback. Since then, a surge in enquiries from landholders across the region…
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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…
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Pasture dieback is a rapidly developing concern in southern Queensland, with damage reported across many areas of the Border Rivers, Condamine, and Balonne catchments. Despite its widespread presence,…
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Indian couch grass continues to expand its range in the Burdekin, Fitzroy and Burnett-Mary catchments. The increase in Indian couch could be symptomatic of land condition decline and…
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Beef producers from the Central Highlands and Desert Uplands came together at Monklands, northwest of Alpha, in November to talk all things pasture management and development. The Bauman…
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