South West Queensland seasonal outlook webinar
Join Climate Project Officer, John McLaughlin for an informative webinar on interpreting the latest climate outlook for effective decision making this summer in South West Queensland. During the…
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Dry season management — Kingaroy
You are invited to a free information session, Dry season management, Kingaroy. What a great event! Come along to a free information session regarding dry season management, being…
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Rain gauge: Forecasting a profitable future — Broome
The Climate Mates from the Northern Australia Climate Program and Meat & Livestock Australia invite you to Rain Gauge: Forecasting a profitable future This workshop is an ideal…
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Forecasting for decision making workshop — Longreach
The Northern Australia Climate Program invites you to Forecasting for decision making workshop at Longreach, 2 June. Key learnings will include: What drives rainfall and temperature in…
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A tale of two La Niñas
Generally a La Niña weather pattern in the Pacific Ocean heralds a chance of better than average rainfall over the spring and early summer season for the…
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Making the most of the forecast — Webinar
With the wet season in full swing, it’s important for graziers to know where to access the most up-to-date and accurate climate-related information. Graziers know that the impact…
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Forecasting Australia’s Livestock Future (Part 2) – Webinar
This is the second of a two-part webinar featuring Simon Quilty, an independent global beef analyst, brought to you by Local Land Services New South Wales. Simon is…
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Forecasting Australia’s livestock future (part 1) – Webinar
This is the first of a two-part webinar featuring Simon Quilty, an independent global beef analyst, brought to you by Local Land Services New South Wales. Simon is…
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Better forecast, better production – SW Queensland Climate webinar
Better forecast, better production – SW Queensland Climate webinar About the webinar: Join GrazingFutures and Dr. Chelsea Jarvis from the Centre for Applied Climate Sciences for this South…
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