by . | Mar 30, 2021 | 2021, Latest News
NQ Dry Tropics staff members learn to assess soil texture during a workshop. New project to help Burdekin landholders improve productivity and water quality Graziers in the Upper and East Burdekin catchments have an opportunity to get involved in a new extension...
by . | Mar 25, 2021 | 2021, Latest News
POSTPONED This event was postponed because of COVID restrictions introduced following an outbreak in Brisbane. It will be held later in the year at a date to be confirmed. Grazing Science Forum to discuss future direction of regional water quality projects NQ Dry...
by . | Mar 25, 2021 | 2021, Latest News
Results show cane growers improving reef water quality Burdekin sugarcane growers are adopting improved management practices for a more sustainable and productive farming future – and the results are in to prove it. The latest Reef Water Quality Report Card from...
by . | Mar 24, 2021 | 2021, Biodiversity, Latest News
Partnership tackles beach scrub invader An environmental threat to a patch of valuable endangered beach scrub near Ayr will be tackled by a long-standing partnership. Local Aboriginal corporation, the Gudjuda Reference Group and Evolution Mining Mt Carlton Gold...
by . | Jan 19, 2021 | 2021, Latest News, RSP03, Sugarcane
Installation of the underground drip irrigation system that has transformed the Lintons’ “home” farm. Big savings in water, time and money for cane growers Home Hill cane grower Joe Linton has operated the farm where he grew up for more than 50...
