Upcoming Events
Mapping Technology leading into the Future – Wednesday 11th August
Head along to an introductory morning of current satelite technology that could help aid our management decisions and planning in the future.
Dung Beetle breeding gone wild Tuesday 25th May 2021
Looking forward to learning more about these fasinating insects and how they can improve your farm.
Reports
Case Studies
Misunderstood fungi essential to healthy ecosystems – July 2021
Dung Beetle Nurseries – June 2021
Value of Community – June 2020
Healthy horses healthy landscapes – August 2019
Compost Tea on Farm – June 2019
Education Tours take on local students’ needs March 2019
Farmer Wellbeing and Regenerative Farming – January 2019
Getting to know our Squirrel Gliders – October 2018
Not enough Hollows to go Around
Grazing Management
January 2020 observations and the importance of groundcover
Zero Kill multi species cover cropping update April 2019
Zero kill multi species cover cropping for ground cover soil ecology and livestock March 2019
Don’t Think, Know Case Study 2018
Farmer Wellbeing and Regenerative Farming Case Study 2018
Grazing Group Field Day (Increasing productivity by improving on-farm ecology) March 2013
Dung Beetle Field Day October 2013
Closed Season Grazing Management Field Day December 2013
Open/Growing Season Grazing Management Field Day April 2014
Coonabarabran Field Trip – Temperate legumes and tropical grasses @ Bob Freebairn’s
Grazing Management Field Day with Brian Wehlburg
Grazing Management Field Day with Dr. Terry McCosker
South East Local Land Services Grazing Management Project – Field Day with Dick Richardson
Threatened Species
Eucalyptus melliodora(Yellow Box) natural regeneration in a grazing paddock
Squirrel Glider Species Profile
