MLA Grazing Fundamentals (Southern Rangelands) EDGE
Location
SA Arid Lands
About
MLA Grazing Fundamentals (Southern Rangelands) EDGE is a one-day workshop that provides an introduction to animal production and grazing land management strategies in the southern pastoral zone. Delivered by Deb Scammel from Talking Livestock and Dionne Walsh from Range IQ both bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the event.
The cost of the workshop is $50pp (smoko and lunch supplied) subsidised from $850 by the Smart Grazing, Stronger Lands Project.
Running from 8am-5pm
The Smart Grazing, Stronger Lands project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.
The project is led by Adelaide University through the SA Drought Hub in partnership with Charles Sturt University through the Southern NSW Innovation Hub, Grower Group Alliance through the South-West WA Drought Hub, South Australian Arid Lands Landscape Board, DustWatch, CSIRO, NSW Local Land Services, Rangelands NRM, Gascoyne Catchments Group, Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance, and the Goldfields Nullarbor Rangelands Biosecurity Association. Local service providers with grazing management expertise will also play a role in delivery.
The cost of the workshop is $50pp (smoko and lunch supplied) subsidised from $850 by the Smart Grazing, Stronger Lands Project.
Running from 8am-5pm
The Smart Grazing, Stronger Lands project is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program under the Natural Heritage Trust.
The project is led by Adelaide University through the SA Drought Hub in partnership with Charles Sturt University through the Southern NSW Innovation Hub, Grower Group Alliance through the South-West WA Drought Hub, South Australian Arid Lands Landscape Board, DustWatch, CSIRO, NSW Local Land Services, Rangelands NRM, Gascoyne Catchments Group, Southern Rangelands Pastoral Alliance, and the Goldfields Nullarbor Rangelands Biosecurity Association. Local service providers with grazing management expertise will also play a role in delivery.