Good property decisions begin with good property planning
Good property planning helps graziers make confident decisions about land use, infrastructure, and herd management, ensuring long-term productivity and sustainability.
It’s about finding the right balance between profitability, natural resource health, and resilience to changing conditions.
But making sound property decisions isn’t easy — it takes skill to weigh up costs, sustainability, and future goals.
That’s why rangeland specialist Dionne Walsh (Range IQ) is delivering a FREE three-part Property Planning course designed specifically for graziers who want to plan smarter and manage better.
The first session — an online webinar — was held in October, but it’s not too late to join Part 2 and Part 3, which will both take place in February 2026.
To take part, you must register for and complete both workshops — attendance at only one isn’t possible.
- Part 2 (workshop): 4–5 February 2026, in person
- Part 3 (workshop): 24–26 February 2026, in person
(Part 2 must be completed first)
With extensive experience in agricultural research and natural resource management, Dionne brings practical, science-based insights to help graziers:
- Assess land capability and plan infrastructure effectively.
- Improve grazing efficiency and ground cover.
- Set priorities for sustainable business growth.
If you want to make better property decisions and build a more productive, resilient grazing enterprise, this course is for you.
Contact Claire Cornel (NQ Dry Tropics) on 0467 015 473 or claire.cornel@nqdrytropics.com.au to reserve your seat.
This workshop series is delivered through the Landholders Driving Change Phase Two project, funded by the Queensland Government under the Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.
