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Field Day highlights importance of Grazing Management Principles
A large crowd gathered to hear from special guest speakers Dr. Terry McCosker and David Marsh at an informative and practical grazing field day.
Read MoreWrap up of Local Area Meetings in South East Local Land Services Region
South East Local Land Services Grazing Management Project aims to deliver on economic, social and environmental outcomes by engaging graziers to learn about and implement sustainable and regenerative grazing practices in a peer learning environment.
Read MoreNative orchids and wildflowers on spring display
Beautiful native orchids and other wildflowers were on display for our woodland walk at “Kooragindi”
Read MoreField Trip to the Mid Lachlan Landcare district
The importance of soil and management practices to sustain agriculture was one of the topics discussed at our recent field trip as part of the NSW Landcare and Local Land Services Conference.
Read MoreVisiting Earth and Enviro Students undertake MLL’s Landcare Tour
Earth and Environmental Science students learn about landscape processes and NRM issues on MLL’s Landcare Tour.
Read MoreGrazing Management Field Day with Brian Wehlburg
A special field day that highlighted how grazing management can be used to assist landscape regeneration as well as contribute to increased profitability in farming businesses.
Read MoreScott Hickman To Facilitate Grazing Management Project for South East Local Land Services
South East Local Land Services select experienced facilitator Scott Hickman to run their Grazing Management Project
Read MoreVisiting students experience local food production
Students get a taste of food production in the Central Tablelands
Read MoreSquirrel Glider Field Day
Mid Lachlan Landcare and Young District Landcare collaborated recently for the Squirrel Glider Field Day held at Crowther NSW (between Cowra and Young). The field day coincided with National Threatened Species Day held each year on September 7th to commemorate the death of the last Tasmanian Tiger held in Hobart Zoo in 1936.
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