Podcast Recording: Talkin’ Dairying to be Different with Neville & Elaine Haddon
In this Talkin’ After Hours episode Jo & Kate chat to West Australian dairy farmers Neville and Elaine Haddon. Together with their son Garry, Neville…
Tag: Grazing Management
Free Online Course: Regenerative Agriculture You Can Implement Now
Learn how to improve soil, water, biodiversity, and farm productivity using practical, proven ecological approaches. Key Benefits ✔ Improve soil health and nutrient cycling✔ Increase…
Smarter Grazing for Better Land
Your livestock can do more than just produce meat, milk or wool — they can also help improve the land they graze on. How animals…
Webinar Recording: The Dirt on Soil Health – Secret to Strong Pastures and Healthy Stock
This webinar explores the principles of sustainable agriculture, focusing on soil health, the importance of goal setting, and the role of cover crops and livestock…
Beyond Pastures: Perennial Shrubs in Grazing Systems
In this episode of Talking After Hours, we chat with agricultural scientist Dr Dean Revell. Our conversation explores the why, what, where & how of…
Stock Smart – Livestock Essentials for Small Properties
Whether you’re just starting out with livestock or looking to build confidence in your management skills, this hands-on workshop is the perfect place to begin.…
RAPP Peer Group Session # 2: Grazing on the Ground
We know that planned grazing management encourages pasture growth and soil health. Planning your grazing allows you to control: Of particular importance is managing livestock…
Regenerating Land Through Grazing Livestock
Grazing livestock are the most powerful tool we have available to regenerate land. The way grazing animals are moved across the landscape influences soil health,…
The Perennial Question
How to establish perennial pastures in the South West There is a growing realisation that farming systems based solely on annual crops and pastures are…
Talkin’ Farmers Doing it Differently: Nutritional Wisdom, Shepherding, & Wool with Nan Bray
In this podcast episode we chat to Nan Bray of White Gum Wool, located in the highlands of Tasmania. Nan farms a flock of 600…