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Soils Symposium & Grazing Forum Event Recordings

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NRIP case study – The benefits of riparian fencing

Case study

NRIP case study – Useful resources for the new landholder

Fact sheet

NRIP case study – Giant Rats Tail Grass

Case study

NRIP case study – Biosecurity

Case study

Cover for Pasture Standards Guide.

Pasture Standards Guide

Guideline / framework

Tractor on a field at Brightly.

Brightly multispecies case study

Case study

View of a large paddock in multispecies trial case study at in Seaforth near Mackay.

Seaforth multispecies trial case study

Case study

MWI ABCD Management Practice Framework for Grazing 2022

ABCD Guides

ABCD Guides, Guideline / framework

Fact Sheets

Fact sheets

Brown and white cow on hillside at Mackay.

Guides and Frameworks

ABCD Framework, Fact sheet, Guideline / framework

John Day – Gully control – 2021 Sustainable Grazing Forum

Presentation

John Day – Groundwater erosion – 2021 Sustainable Grazing Forum

Event presentation

Extreme erosion at the edge of a forest.

Geoff Titmarsh – Gully Erosion – 2021 Sustainable Grazing Forum

Presentation

Reef Trust 4, Mackay Murray Creek, after installation of pile fields and revegetation to reduce erosion of creek bank.

Geoff Titmarsh – Erosion processes – 2021 Sustainable Grazing Forum

Presentation

Paddock with trees at holistic farm.

Jim Fletcher – Groundcover – 2021 Sustainable Grazing Forum

Presentation

Rhiney and Amy Vella on NRIP.

NRIP case study – Cane to grazing conversion

Case study

Ross and Angela Bailey with NRIP.

NRIP case study – Installation of off-stream watering points

Case study

Kylie and Shane Jameson from NRIP.

NRIP case study – Installation of land-type fencing

Case study

Paul Rogers – Regenerative grazing and cane practices – 2020 Healthy Soils Symposium

Presentation, Video

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

Presentation

NRIP Jo-Anne and Michael Lewer.

NRIP case study – Gully remediation

Case study

Chris Smythe, NRIP, seated in a vehicle.

NRIP case study – fencing to improve pasture cover

Case study

Graham and Glenys Mansfield with NRIP.

NRIP case study – Soil health and water quality

Case study

Aerial view of farm and paddocks.

Integrating animals into cane farming to reduce inorganic fertiliser

Video

Underwater view of coral.

Paddock to Reef

Report

Paddock to Reef image - grass, cows and reef

Paddock to Reef

Grazing

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