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15 August 2023
Producers are better equipped to adapt to and mitigate the impact of future climates through the NEXUS project, which explored the links between on-farm productivity, profitability and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

15 August 2023
Victorian sheep and cattle producers Jan and Brad Smith are no strangers to adaptation – it’s part of their response to a changing and challenging environment.

09 August 2023
Despite experiencing one of the best seasons in Central West Queensland during the 2023 lambing period, both mobs of Merino maiden ewes in the two demonstration flocks fell short of our target of >90% lambs marked from SIL maidens.

08 August 2023
Darcy Bateman and his father Crhis have a tried and tested approach which achieved strong fertility and productivity outcomes in their south-east SA mixed enterprise – but they’re open to new ideas.

19 July 2023
The Allens' south-western Victorian grazing business is proof reducing on-farm emissions doesn’t have to come at a price.

17 July 2023
The Northern Territory Department of Industry Tourism and Trade (NT DITT) conducted a phosphorus (P) supplementation trial at Victoria River Research Station (known locally as ‘Kidman Springs’) from 2014 to 2019.

17 July 2023
‘Watson River Station’, located south of Weipa on Cape York Peninsula, has an annual rainfall of 1,500mm. Like many areas across north Queensland, the soils are acutely deficient in P and property access during the wet season is a challenge.

17 July 2023
Phosphorus supplementation can greatly improve herd performance of northern breeding operations and is a fundamental feature of a resilient livestock business. However, innovative supplement delivery technologies and persistence are necessary to overcome wet season property access challenges and to achieve sufficient P intakes across the herd. ‘Amber Station’ is a partly developed 104,000ha breeding property located 55km north of Mount Surprise, Queensland.

11 July 2023
When fed to cattle in a feedlot situation as part of a total mixed ration (less than 1% of dry matter intake), Asparagopsis has been shown repeatedly to reduce methane emissions by 80 percent or more.