by . | Nov 30, 2022 | 2022
2022 — a busy year getting things done and learning all the time 24 Workshops; 540 attendees Four projects were involved in activities: Grazing Resilience and Sustainable Solutions; Landholders Driving Change; Herding Change Through Grassroots Practice and Stomping...
by . | Nov 22, 2022 | 2022, Latest News, Uncategorized
From left, NQ Dry Tropics Soil Conservation Officer Bernie Claussen, grazier Brenton Malpass, NQ Dry Tropics Senior Grazing Field Officer Joe O’Reagain. Farmers take action to improve their bottom line and the environment North Queensland farmers are continuing...
by . | Nov 15, 2022 | 2022, GSP18, Latest News, LBC20, LDC, NRP18, QRA21, RAL18, RMP18, RWG18, RWG19, Sugarcane
Focus on the soil Many modern farmers focus first and foremost on the foundation of their enterprise: the soil. Having an understanding of the health of the soil, the different types of soil and their properties, the soil’s ability to accept and hold water is...
by . | Jun 8, 2022 | 2022, Uncategorized
PADDOCK TO REEF INTEGRATED MONITORING, MODELLING AND REPORTING PROGRAM BURDEKIN SUGARCANE SCIENCE FORUM Burdekin PCYC, Ayr — 21 June The Paddock to Reef Program (P2R) monitors and measures changes in contaminant loads and links on-ground practice changes with water...
by . | Apr 29, 2022 | 2022
NORTHERN BEEF PRODUCERS’ EXPO TOP RAIL FORUMS Charters Towers, 3-4 June NQ Dry Tropics is proudly hosting the second Top Rail Forums at this year’s Northern Beef Producers Expo. A range of speakers including leading Australian producers, scientists and...
by David Wosner | Apr 4, 2022 | 2022, Latest News, QRA21, Uncategorized
Three Big Rivers Director Thomas Holden (left) with NQ Dry Tropics CEO Dr Scott Crawford. Healing Country extension continues support for jobs and the Reef A highly-successful 12-month project supporting Indigenous jobs and training while protecting the Reef has been...
