Natural Resource Management workshops
Successful grazing businesses consider the long-term when making key decisions. To help with this vital process, MLA’s EDGEnetwork Natural Resource Management workshops offer tools and information on best practices for effective, profitable and sustainable grazing management.
Have you ever wondered?
- Are my production practices sustainable?
- What condition are my paddocks in?
- Can I improve my stocking rate/carrying capacity?
- Which grazing method will suit me and my property?
- How can I make better use of my rainfall?
- Is there biodiversity on my property and how do I measure it?
- What role should fire play in my property management?
- How can I get the right balance of trees and pasture?
- Is the soil in my paddocks healthy?
- How do I replace weeds with pasture?
- Which sown pastures are suited to my property and are they worth using?
These workshops will help grazing businesses look at ways to improve profitability on their farm with minimal impact on the environment. As stewards of a large proportion of Australia’s native plants and animals, many land managers have long recognised the need for environmentally aware and sensitive practices. Environmental awareness by the wider community is also increasing.
This shift in awareness and recognition of environmental responsibility has increased curiosity about how profitable farming systems can integrate sustainability.
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