Join us for a Q&A paddock walk with Donna and James Winter-Irving and gain insights into how they are improving the health and diversity of their soil, plants and animals as well as their own wellbeing and profitability.
Join us for a farm walk at Henderside, Limestone, to discuss challenges, management options and experiences for hillslope erosion and gullies.
Join us for a farm walk in Limestone to discuss management options, experiences and challenges in regards to erosion gullies in farm land.
Hear how Cornella farmer Carl Brown is trying to use nature to reduce pest insects.
Hear how Mt Camel Range farmer Colin Neate is planting native vegetation to reduce the hillside erosion on land adjacent to his vineyard.
This Riverine Plains Inc. research project, funded through Goulburn Broken CMA’s “From the Ground Up” project, started in 2019.
This online workshop will present the research from this project and aims to increase your understanding of the interaction of soil organic carbon and pH.
Interested in increasing the water holding capacity of your soil?
Jim Radford from LaTrobe University will present case studies and examples of research from Australia that show the benefits of biodiversity to agriculture.
Join us for an online webinar focusing on strategies to build soil carbon, local research looking at soil manuring and improving soils through increasing organic carbon and irrigation systems.
Richard Francis , Abzeco, will share his knowledge on rabbit and fox control methods including baiting, trapping, biological control, fumigation, shooting, warren destruction and exclusion fencing.
This series of three webinars with Cath Botta will cover soil health and soil testing basics through to the key components of your soil tests. Whether you are just starting out or have been taking soil tests for a while , one or all of these webinars will have something for you.
Elizabeth Mace from GV Crop Protection will share her knowledge about integrated pest and disease management. The focus of the talk will be on flying insects that can help you on the farm.
Hear from Dr Cassandra Schefe from AgriSci who will talk about the basics of soil carbon on your farm and what this may mean for your business and LaTrobe University's Jim Radford and Jen Wood who will talk about a project they have been working on using compost to increase soil carbon in a dryland grazing system.
Five free 45-minute webinars on resilience thinking will be held during May and June.
Blogger, photographer and environmentalist Ron Litjens’ Flowerdale property was burnt during the 2009 fires.
A forum not to be missed: showcasing the science and value of paddock trees; celebrating the Year of the Paddock Tree (#YPT; presentation of #YPT photography competition award winners; and celebrating Biodiversity Month
The Goulburn Broken CMA is proud to support the Victorian Rural Women’s Network Country Cuppas initiative as part of International Day of Rural
Women.
Join us for the 10th year of this fantastic course
Platypus experts from the Australian Platypus Conservancy will be providing guided platypus spotting and help to train interested people on how to monitor their local platypus populations on the following days:
Join Paul Foreman, a field botanist and ecologist, on this visit around the significant grassy woodland sites of Murchison.
Four free, cross-industry sessions will provide the latest on irrigation, commodities and climate settings and outlooks.
Centre pivots and lateral moves (CPLM) have the potential to offer greater control and flexibility of irrigation management.
Sally Day from Greta Valley Landcare will talk about how the group has safeguarded more than 500 future paddock trees by installing tree guards.
Join a group of like-minded people to walk and talk about erosion issues in the Broadford/Sugarloaf Creek area.
Fruit Growers Victoria has been investigating ways in which to encourage pollinator and beneficial insects into orchards and to improve wind breaks/ spray drift.