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Land For Wildlife in The Hills Shire
October 22, 2021
Category: Landcare
Cattai Hills Environment Network is the regional provider for Land for Wildlife in the Hills Shire. Working with the Local Landcare Coordinator of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network who is also...
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The Peel–Harvey estuarine system in Western Australia's south-west is affected by poor water quality, algal blooms, and fish kills. Phosphorus (P) discharge from agricultural activities is the main so...View More
CSIRO PUBLISHING | Soil Research
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Soil Research is an international journal of soil science publishing high quality research on: soil genesis, soil morphology and classification; soil physics and hydrology; soil chemistry and mineralo
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Monique Bailey
There’s so many interesting creatures in the bush !
I found this species today, I have no idea what it is!
Location: Terry’s Creek Epping
#biodiversity #Insects
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I thought this was an interesting read about how weeds can surprisingly help fight climate change.
A farmer used a method called Natural sequence farming to create a resilient farm against the impacts...View More
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Most people see weeds as a problem. But one farmer has found they can help make dry, damaged land lush again – not to mention absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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How many times have you de-silted a dam or pulled droughted animals bogged in the silt during drought?
A cost benefit analysis in an #anu report found a 70 percent likelihood of substantial net economi...View More
Cost-benefit analysis supports renovating farm dams to improve cattle weight gain - Beef Central
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In a new study published this week scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have compared the benefits of improving farm dam water quality on cattle weight gain against the cost of renov
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The From Method to Market team are proud to announce the 'Carbon Neutral 2030 Grazier Network' - an Australia wide initiative designed to help grazing businesses maximise their production efficiency a...View More
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A year and a half ago, Anika Molesworth met a pair of backpackers from the Netherlands.
As they crossed Australia, they said what surprised them the most was the resilience and positivity of rural peop...View More
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Meet Anika Molesworth, farming on the frontier of climate change.
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How do we build resilience in the rangelands?
Join Susan Orgill, Craig Strong and Kirsty Yeates as they share some of the learnings of their work in the rangelands of NSW.
The three dive into carbon i...View More
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Building Resilience in the Rangelands
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Join researchers Susan Orgill, Craig Strong and Kirsty Yeates as they share some of the learnings of their work in the rangelands of NSW. The three dive into carbon in the rangelands, from carbon cycl
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Here is a presentation pulling apart the current discussions around biological fertilisers and conventional fertilisers -their roles and impacts on soil health.
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Healthy Soils Webinar – Session 1 Fertilisers
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Presenter: Dr Mark Farrell, CSIRO addresses the following scenario: Healthy soils are the foundation of a productive and profitable grazing system. In the past the focus on achieving a healthy soil
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#biodiversity

Danielle Packer
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Land For Wildlife in The Hills Shire
October 22, 2021
Category: Landcare
Cattai Hills Environment Network is the regional provider for Land for Wildlife in the Hills Shire. Working with the Local Landcare Coordinator of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network who is also...
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Mick Taylor
The Peel–Harvey estuarine system in Western Australia's south-west is affected by poor water quality, algal blooms, and fish kills. Phosphorus (P) discharge from agricultural activities is the main so...View More
CSIRO PUBLISHING | Soil Research
www.publish.csiro.au
Soil Research is an international journal of soil science publishing high quality research on: soil genesis, soil morphology and classification; soil physics and hydrology; soil chemistry and mineralo
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Monique Bailey
There’s so many interesting creatures in the bush !
I found this species today, I have no idea what it is!
Location: Terry’s Creek Epping
#biodiversity #Insects
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Danielle Packer
I thought this was an interesting read about how weeds can surprisingly help fight climate change.
A farmer used a method called Natural sequence farming to create a resilient farm against the impacts...View More
Search BBC
www.bbc.com
Most people see weeds as a problem. But one farmer has found they can help make dry, damaged land lush again – not to mention absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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Mick Taylor
How many times have you de-silted a dam or pulled droughted animals bogged in the silt during drought?
A cost benefit analysis in an #anu report found a 70 percent likelihood of substantial net economi...View More
Cost-benefit analysis supports renovating farm dams to improve cattle weight gain - Beef Central
www.beefcentral.com
In a new study published this week scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have compared the benefits of improving farm dam water quality on cattle weight gain against the cost of renov