QPRP

  The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program team have been busy — check out what the team have been up to in their latest Out and about video.

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…
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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 collapse as a result of pasture dieback has left many producers with non-arable land asking: How do I get new, tolerant pasture species established when the country…
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More than 130 producers braved early heatwaves to attend four Pasture Field Days across Southeast Queensland, coming together to share experiences and tackle one of the region’s toughest…
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When considering where sown perennial legumes will grow in Queensland, the Desert Uplands (DU) bioregion is not the first area to come to mind. After all, ‘desert’ is…
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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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The Queensland Pasture Resilience Program project team have been busy. To their great relief data collection for the season has been completed, while workshop delivery season has ramped…
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Following rain and a forecast of average to above average rain, it is the best time to plant summer perennial pastures in the brigalow belt.