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Catchment Management Report Prepared For The Dalwallinu Pithara Land Conservation District, Jenny Borger
Catchment Management Report Prepared For The Dalwallinu Pithara Land Conservation District, Jenny Borger
Agriculture reports
The Pithara-Dalwallinu Land Conservation District was initiated in 1985. Over the past seven years the committee has carried out various trials, demonstrations and field days. It was decided in 1989 to go along the road of whole catchment planning utilising the Geographic Information System (GIS). It now gives me great pleasure to see the information collected over the last two years, presented as a workable document. I hope now that many farmers within the LCD will be able to use this report to aid in planning and future development of their most valued asset The Land. The Catchment Report is …
Installing Photographic Rangeland Monitoring Sites In Grassland Environments, Andrew Mclaughlin
Installing Photographic Rangeland Monitoring Sites In Grassland Environments, Andrew Mclaughlin
Agriculture reports
Photographic monitoring offers pastoralists an inexpensive management tool that can help to better understand how varying management practices affect the rangeland. Using a monitoring system also helps take the guesswork out of knowing what changes to vegetation and soils have occurred over time.
Conservation For Production : Kings Rocks Catchment Report, William Oldfield
Conservation For Production : Kings Rocks Catchment Report, William Oldfield
Agriculture reports
The aim of this report is to bring together current information on the land and ideas which will provide landholders of the King Rocks catchment group with a basis to make more informed decisions about managing the land. The report contains information on how the landscape was formed, how areas become degraded, what are the present recommended ways of fixing land degradation and what are the most productive means of farming the land.