A saltland grazing trial on their Great Southern property 'Edenia' has fitted in perfectly with the Pepall family's existing farming practices. The Pepall family wanted to reclaim full grazing productivity on barley grass country using a mix of saltbushes, perennial grasses and some annual legumes..

Trial aim: Determine the profitability of a Merino sheep system grazed rotationally on subtropical perennial grasses over-sown with a legume. Determine the effect of this system on the watertable when compared to cropping and lucerne pasture.

About the Managing Climate variability Program: Helping Australia manage climate risk, Better seasonal forecasts , Accessible climate knowledge and tools for farmers and resource managers

Brochure outlining key products and web site s 2005

In many regions of Australia there can be gaps between scientific community and general public understanding of water management issues. One such region is the Ord River, where a framework for working together is being constructed

The project found 41 ways in which Northern Tablelands woolgrowers managing a wide range of farming operations, are enhancing biodiversity on wool properties and developing profitable, biodiverse wool production systems. This Fact Sheet outlines those management practices.

Importance of Arboreal Mammals and Improving habitat for Arboreal mammals

This Fact Sheet reports on the diversity of pasture types and pasture species on southern New England wool properties, and the relationships with soil type, grazing, fertiliser and cultivation.

Information for woolgrowers with weedy native pastures. Provides details of how to manage grassy weeds including a tool for grazing management.