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Paul Rogers – BMP examples on cane and grazing land – 2020 Healthy Soils Symposium

Paul Rogers provides examples of best practice management for cane and grazing at the 2020 Healthy Soils Symposium hosted by Reef Catchments.

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Juliane Kasiske is the Sustainable Agriculture Co-ordinator for Reef Catchments

Juliane (Julia) Kasiske

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