Come along to hear and see how the natural resource management (NRM) and production benefits of an ongoing program of works to improve soil and pasture condition on a local grazing property. Main topics will include: Improving soil and pasture condition through use of manures and fertilisers. Improving pasture condition through establishing suitable grass and […]
Landholders are invited to attend the Kin Kin Rural Essentials workshop to improve management of their property. The Rural Essentials workshop provides landholders with tools to identify and achieve their vision for one of their most important assets, their property. Topics covered and property management plans developed at the March 2020 workshop will be followed […]
This information night will provide information and guidance to landholders on creating property fire management plans and helping to mitigate risks to people and property associated with bushfires. Download the flyer Attend this session to: Learn how to prepare your home and property for bushfire. Learn more on fire and its impact on local […]
This workshop is an opportunity for local landholders to better understand key drivers of soil health and learn how to interpret soil test results, following a local soil sampling program. Landholders will benefit from specialist advice to better match nutrient inputs to pasture, crop and soil requirements in grazing enterprises. Presenter David Hall is a […]
Following the fire and vegetation management information night, the Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium (QFBC) and Healthy Land and Water are teaming up with Ravensbourne and District Landcare, Toowoomba Regional Council and the Rural Fire Service to deliver a mapping and planning workshop. Download flyer Landholders will have the opportunity to learn more about the […]
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY 29 APRIL DUE TO HEAVY RAIN AND FLOODING IN MARCH. Landholders interested in learning about cost effective measures to control erosion and improve pasture condition on their properties are invited to attend Healthy Land and Water’s free gully erosion and pasture management field day at Mulgowie. Attendees […]
Healthy Land and Water, in collaboration with the Department of Environment and Science (DES) and the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) invite you to attend a half-day field demonstration at Redlands. Topics include: The basics of soil erosion and the benefits of best practice erosion and sediment control. The difference between erosion control and […]