Aug 3, 2023 | Grazier Support, Landscape Remediation, Media, September 2023
Collinsville workshop with Mexican rancher regenerating desert land 2015 2021 Chihuahuan Desert rancher Alejandro Carrillo has worked for 15 years to dramatically improve the soil and pasture on his 12,000ha property. Now he’s starting on the climate. NQ Dry...
May 9, 2023 | Grazier Support, June 2023
Dick Richardson of Natures Equity in the paddock with workshop participants at Terry Creek Station near Collinsville. Grazing Naturally roadshow in Eungella, Terry Creek Grazing specialist Dick Richardson from Nature’s Equity begins his workshop in the...
Nov 16, 2022 | December 2022, Grazier Support, Landscape Remediation
Cultural survey, impact assessment complete A cultural heritage survey and impact assessment was completed on Havilah last month in consultation with the Birriah People to address NQ Dry Tropics’ obligations and cultural heritage duty of care under the Queensland...
Nov 14, 2022 | December 2022, Grazier Support, Influencing
So, what’s next? (Click on the pictures to read about what’s coming up in each area) FOR GRAZIERS FOR TRADITIONAL OWNERS Grazier support Focus on ground cover...
Nov 14, 2022 | December 2022, Grazier Support, Incentives, Influencing
Landholders including graziers, council workers, and other land managers inspect a finished contour bank during a Darryl Hill workshop. Fostering an ethic of land and water stewardship in the community In its broadest sense, stewardship is recognition of a collective...
Nov 11, 2022 | December 2022, Grazier Support, Influencing
The focus is onall-importantground cover Ground cover is important because it can reduce runoff and erosion. Sediment loads can be reduced by maintaining ground cover and pasture biomass to improve rainfall infiltration. Ground cover assists in improving the...
