by . | Mar 30, 2022 | 2022, Latest News
Graziers focus on animal health to improve herd productivity Dr Geoffry Fordyce, guest speaker at the Spyglass Research Station workshop spoke about the vital role played by animal nutrition, and the high prevalence of diseases endemic to northern Australia;...
by . | Feb 18, 2022 | 2022, Latest News
Workshops map out special skills, tools to keep graziers informed More than 40 graziers have taken part in workshops held across the Burdekin region to learn how to use Queensland Globe and Avenza Maps mobile app to assist with property management and planning. The...
by . | Feb 1, 2022 | 2022, Latest News, RWQ18
Locals urged to help prevent fish kills Heavy rainfall combined with hot sunny days could increase the chances of fish kills in the lower Burdekin’s creeks and wetlands. NQ Dry Tropics Wetlands Team Leader Scott Fry said recent rain had sparked movement of native...
by . | Dec 23, 2021 | 2022, CCE20, Community Event, Latest News, Uncategorized
The dunes at Alva Beach, near Ayr. Dune protection the focus for Alva Beach planting A major revegetation project kicking off in January will improve the condition of sand dunes on the lower Burdekin’s most popular beach. The dune system at Alva Beach helps protect...
by . | Dec 22, 2021 | 2022, GSP18, Latest News, RAL18
NQ Dry Tropics Regional Agricultural Landcare Coordinator Pete Arthofer (left) outlines the program for the day at the first stop, Lamington Park. Department of Agriculture and Fisheries principal scientist Dr Peter O’Reagain, left, and Grazing Naturally...
by . | Dec 17, 2021 | 2022, GSP18, Latest News, Uncategorized
Fencing at Amelia Downs to enable better pasture management. Watering points at Severnvale Station to help spread grazing pressure. GRASS plans to improve land condition across more than 4000km² The Grazing Resilience and Sustainable Solutions (GRASS) program is...