Grazing for soil health is the focus of this free webinar with farmers Rod and Katrina Butler.

Rod and Katrina run a sheep trading enterprise at Gimlet Ridge, and they’ll share how they’ve built soil and landscape health there over the past 30 years.

What you’ll learn

Rod and Katrina will talk through the challenges they overcame, what they learned along the way and the benefits they’ve seen: higher stocking rates, lower costs and a healthier landscape.

Since changing their grazing management, they’ve watched grass cover increase, pastures stay green for longer, and trees and birds return to the property.

Part of the Grazing for Soil and Landscape Regeneration Practice Guide

This webinar is one of five events featuring graziers from Soils for Life’s recently launched Grazing for Soil and Landscape Regeneration Practice Guide.

We developed the guide with experienced graziers from around Australia and some of the country’s most respected grazing educators and training institutions. It distils the most common principles and practices graziers use to regenerate soil health and landscape function.

How to register

Registration is free. Contact Kim Deans at [email protected] with any questions.

Acknowledgements: Twynam Investments funded the Grazing for Soil and Landscape Regeneration Practice Guide. Judi Earl (Agricultural Information and Monitoring Services), Helen Lewis (Australian Holistic Management Cooperative), David McLean (RCS), Grahame Rees (KLR Marketing) and Brian Wehlburg (Inside Outside Management) guided its development. We also thank the case study farmers profiled in the guide for generously sharing their stories, knowledge and experience. Soils for Life remains solely responsible for all content, and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the funder or advisers.

Image: Amanda Rowland