MYO Spring Foliars: Bioferments & Biofertilisers
This hands-on 1/2 day workshop presented by Mark Tupman from Productive Ecology, will discuss different types of bio fertilisers, including inoculants, compost/vermicast extracts, and bioferments.…
Tag: Pasture Management
Plant Diversity & Livestock Health with Professor Fred Provenza – A Webinar Recording & Resources
This Talkin’ After Hours webinar discusses the impact of plant diversity on livestock health and the concept of nutritional wisdom in animals. It explores the…
Demonstrating the Difference – A Project Field Walk
Our fertility approach comparison demonstration in Warner Glen is well and truly underway and it’s time to have a look at what’s going on. Over…
Protected: Reboot Your Grazing Online Course – Session Recordings & Course Resources
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Regenerative Grazing – A Summary of Approaches from Three Australian Grazing Trainers
Regenerative grazing management is a structured way of using animals to regenerate pasture, improve soil health and soil carbon storage and improve grazing profitability. The process…
Regenerative Agriculture in Practice Program 2023 – Farm Case Studies
As part of our Regenerative Agriculture in Practice Program 2023 project we catalogued the motivations, challenges & experiences of a number of local farmers who are incorporating…
Plant Diversity & Livestock Health
A live webinar event A healthy pasture has the capacity to fuel its dependents with all the nutrients they need to thrive — this includes…
Peer Group Session # 3: 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…
Talkin’ Regenerative Chickens with Sam & Steph Hondema
In this Talkin’ After Hours Podcast we chat to Sam & Steph Hondema of Rosas Ridge based near Margaret River in the South West of…
In the Poo! An introduction to Faecal Worm Egg Counts for Sheep Webinar Recording
Worms (internal parasites) are currently estimated to cost the Australian sheep and wool industry more than $260 million per year and the Australian goat industry…