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Growing the Grazing Revolution
Australia
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Growing the Grazing Revolution has been actively supporting landholder adoption of sustainable and regenerative grazing management practices since 2010. This video channel has been created to support those involved directly with this project and the wider community.
A Participants Journey - Wendy Bowman, Growing the Grazing Revolution.
Wendy's long-standing interest in holistic grazing management was what first got her interested in our Growing the Grazing Revolution group but it was the peer support and boost in confidence that convinced her to stay. We are passionate about building strong, vibrant communities and facilitating peer-to-peer support networks. If that sounds like something you'd like to be a part of, please get in touch.
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A Facilitator's Journey. Scott Hickman & Growing the Grazing Revolution
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Scott facilitates the Growing the Grazing Revolution project here at Mid Lachlan Landcare in Cowrashire, NSW, Australia. Scott is driven by a passon to leave the landscape in better condition than when he first took it over, more than thirty years ago. Scott and his family focus on building resilience in both the landscape and his animals by focusing on ecology and diversity both above and belo...
Grazing for soil & Water catchment health with Andrew Wooldridge.
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Growing the Grazing Revolution has been actively supporting landholder adoption of sustainable and regenerative grazing management practices since 2010. Mid Lachlan Landcare's aims include: * Increasing the number of vibrant healthy farms producing the best food and fibres. * Supporting farmers to improve grazing management that improves water use efficiency, resulting in increased vegetation a...
Growing the Grazing Revolution with Mid Lachlan Landcare 2023
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Come and see how our community group builds capacity in our grazing community.
Build a Paddock Tree Guard
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Mid Lachlan Landcare is protecting paddock trees using stock proof tree guards. This short video demonstrates how to build these tree guards from the roll of steel mesh available through our 'Saving Our Superb Parrot' project.
Is it time for you to do a grass budget?
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It's drying off around the region and Scotty is suggesting it might be time to get out in the paddocks and do your grass budget. How's your stocking rate matching your carrying capacity going forward if it continues to stay dry?
Slow winter moves
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Scotty is giving an update of the stock moves at 'Oatleigh' with the cold, damp winter we have been having this year so far.
Profitable Farming with Carbon event - Dr Susan Orgill and Stuart Austin (Wilmont Cattle Co.)
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Dr Susan Orgill, Stuart Austin (Wilmont Cattle Co.) and Mid Lachlan Landcare members met for an afternoon to talk Carbon.
Diversity in the paddock
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Scott discusses some of the positive biodiversity outcomes he has noticed due to different management of some paddocks during these last couple of big years.
Happy New Year - February Pasture Update
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Amazing seasons continuing with a 870mm rolling rainfall at the moment here in Canowindra. Scotty is managing his lamb paddocks on a 60 day recovery to keep the grass actively growing.
November 2021 Pasture update
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Somehow we missed uploading this video from November but we thought it is still worthwhile to put up. Stay turned for a new video later today.
August Seasonal Update from 'Oatleigh' Canowindra
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Is it time to think about making an open season plan for your business? At 'Oatleigh' the growing season has kicked off already and they are in the process of planning for the season to gain the best livestock and ecology outcomes.
Winter 2021 Pasture Update
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Utilising cattle to landscape on 'Oatleigh' after about 150 days recovery and a large bulk of fresh and dry feed in the paddock.
Multi Species Cover Cropping with Grant Sims
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'Growing the Grazing Revolution' invited Grant Sims to come and speak at Woodstock on 23rd March 2021. Grant provided us all with a great overview and practical knowledge he has gained utilising no-till and using Multi species cover crops to improve the soils on his family property. The Sims have also incorporated livestock within their cropping systems which he discussed. Thanks so much to Gus...
February 2021 Pasture Update
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Activating soils and perennial grasses with grazing at Oatleigh - Canowindra NSW
Grass, rain, soil and stock - with Dick Richardson and Mid Lachlan Landcare
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Grass, rain, soil and stock - with Dick Richardson and Mid Lachlan Landcare
Techniques and Strategies to help make management decisions this season - with Dick Richardson
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Techniques and Strategies to help make management decisions this season - with Dick Richardson
Multi-species cover cropping 2020 in the Mid Lachlan Landcare Region
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Multi-species cover cropping 2020 in the Mid Lachlan Landcare Region
Management decisions on a changing season
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Management decisions on a changing season
Why groundcover? - Regenerative Grazing
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Why groundcover? - Regenerative Grazing
Great Autumn Rain - Regenerative Grazing
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Great Autumn Rain - Regenerative Grazing
March 2020 Observations - Regenerative Grazing
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March 2020 Observations - Regenerative Grazing
Decisions on recovery and restocking - Regenerative Grazing
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Decisions on recovery and restocking - Regenerative Grazing
January 2020 observations - Regenerative Grazing
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January 2020 observations - Regenerative Grazing
End of season multi species cover crop update
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End of season multi species cover crop update
October 2019 assessment - Regenerative Grazing
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October 2019 assessment - Regenerative Grazing
Wooly Pod Vetch - Regenerative Agriculture
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Wooly Pod Vetch - Regenerative Agriculture
That's awesome Wendy. Thanks for caring
Great post. Who stocks this 4mm mesh? Seems hard to find in Victoria
Most of our Steel Supply stores seem to be able to get it around here. You might have to ask a local store to source it. Most probably do not stock it.
Which type of mesh are you using? Thank you
We use 2 sizes of the mesh. 1200mm high - TREE GUARD MESH 75 x 75 x 4mm rolls are 28.5m long (could be suitable if you only have sheep) 1600mm high - TREE GUARD MESH 75 x 75 x 4mm 1200mm rolls are 28.5m long (need this height if you have cattle) Each roll we make 12 guards out of as you don't want the diameter to be too small for the trees to grow. We also put 3 star pickets in each guard.
This agricultural movement is so encouraging. It gives us hope.
Excellent excellent video
Thanks so much Kevin. We are glad you got something out of this video.
Still driving utes and trucks over it? That's a no no. ATVs only. Grazing paddocks need quite a few trees, their roots drive deep and become nutrition pumps as well as provide shade and also work on the water table: a net gain for the loss of only a few square metres of soil. He probably does rotationally graze but no evidence of that. When another different species grazer (including fowl) follow the the beef herd good things in the soil tend to take off.
As you say, it is amazing what can happen with a bit of a longer rest. Thanks, Scotty, for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Scott.
Looking good Scotty 👌👌
Looks like a great day with some very seasonally relevant information! Wish I was there - but these videos have been great - thanks!
Thanks Upper Lachlan Landcare it was a great day.
Looks fantastic mate! Love your videos, my wife and I are in the process of doing a deal on our first small farm all 42 acres! Gotta start somewhere but we shall be following regen grazing practices and so far iv worked out I can split it into about 28 paddocks maybe even more. Looking forward to starting our regenerative journey!
When you are ready Chris give me a call. Cheers Scott