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Land Condition Assessment Tool (LCAT) training with DAF's Rob Hassett. Improving staff skills to influence the development of a continuously improving system of catchment scale support for extension, training, farm planning support and regulatory compliance management.
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Today we catch up with Andrew McFadyen @AjFadge from Lake Cargelligo. Find out what lessons from his time as an agronomist and corporate farming manager Fadge is putting into practice on his place. @theGRDC
Listen> https://t.co/db0Nhol0Yx
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Come over and check out some of the amazing images of our region and learn what our staff are up to!
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The Limestone Coast Landscape Board is seeking feedback from the community on how they access weather information in the region and the use of the Limestone Coast (LC) Automatic Weather Station Network.
Check out the Survey here
Last month we joined @DerwentCatch & @droughtfloodaus to check progress of perennial pasture/forage shrub demo sites set up last year in drought-prone areas of Derwent Catchment. Check out this great video from the day >>
@DeptAgNews @AusLandcare
Find out more about how #WorkingForVictoria crews through @NorthEastCMA and @trustfornature have helped Carboor farmer Maisie Enders. @DELWP_Vic @VicGovAu #CMAsGetItDone https://t.co/pWKzTP6r0H

Maisie Enders and her husband Stan bought their farm at Carboor in 1953. Recently she got a helping hand from Working for Victoria crews through @NorthEastCMA. Find out more: https://t.co/nvwc0qbuGB
We are running a Whyalla school holiday event at the library next Tuesday (April 20) focusing on local beach-nesting birds. Includes a craft activity & pack to take home. More details: https://t.co/04U0leDhTR
Want to learn about our unique Wheatbelt environment and stay on top of your schedule at the same time? With five weeks for each month, you can start using it any time of the year. https://t.co/gi4NkLgJjI
After 5 years of working with private and public land managers on the Coastal Tender Round 3 program, CCMA staff did their final site visits last month. Feedback and site visits showed massive improvements on all sites from 2015 to now. #landholders #coasttoland #teamccma
Are you wanting to reduce energy costs on farm and increase farm energy efficiency? Want to know more about renewable options?
Tune in on Wednesday, 21 Apr between 12pm and 1pm. You can register or join the @VicGovAg webinar at https://t.co/qOyBJMnd4N
Stage 3 of #TheGreatSandalwoodTransect is underway — at Charles Darwin Reserve & Ninghan Station this week — after a harrowing drive through hundreds of kilometres of fallen trees & debris from #CycloneSeroja
Little power & poor comms out here, so ‘off grid’ for a few days.
Are you a farmer getting soil tested before seeding? This short video – created by @BFIGSA through one of our grants – features Kellie Taylor from EP Analysis who outlines how to collect soil samples and what results might indicate. https://t.co/rdoTQm6tCT via @YouTube
CCMA Project Officers from our 'Biodiversity Team' visited Lake Corangamite and Lake Bookaar to undertake water quality monitoring as part of our Ramsar Protection Program out in the Western Lakes District.
#ramsarsite #wetlandsconservation #westerndistrictlakes
We're super proud and excited to see our very own Dione Howard named as 2021 Sydney Royal Easter Show Rural Achiever. Congrats Dione, great to see your contribution to the Riverina recognised 🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏
Dione Howard named 2021 Rural Achiever https://t.co/A8lQNtk0Dg
Join us and expert David Carr for a practical workshop learning about Threatened Ecological Communities in the Comobella area (near Geurie) next week.
Always a treat to find bird nests in Sandalwood trees during our field surveys, including fragile-looking nests of nyii nyii (Zebra Finches)
#TheGreatSandalwoodTransect
#SantalaceaeScience
#MartuCountry
Found scattered throughout the region, Salmon Gum over scrub is a Critically Endangered Eucalypt Woodland of the Western Australian Wheatbelt. #NLP https://t.co/x81kk0Ri9e
Beautiful patterns on the back of this cricket sheltering in the bark of a tree out east of Wiluna. We saw an amazing diversity of grasshoppers and crickets during the first two stages of #TheGreatSandalwoodTransect (including on sandalwoods).
#SantalaceaeScience
#MartuCountry
It was one of many highlights of being on country with @ClintonFarmer7, Birriliburu Rangers Petrina Morgan (pictured) & Leithan Williams, and @stellaship @BushHeritageAus — visiting a rock hole full of water, and attracted wildlife.
#RightWayScience #TwoWayScience
#MartuCountry
It's free and it'll be a good 'un... a conversation with Dr Kris Nichols, who's at the forefront of regenerative agriculture/soil health research. #soilhealth #regenerativeagriculture @CANEGROWERS @bananagrowers

Join us Wednesday, April 14th, at 1pm CDT for a conversation with regenerative organic agriculture expert Dr. Kris Nichols.
We'll be discussing Kiss the Ground and learning about the incredible carbon sequestering ability of the soil environment.
RSVP ➡️ https://t.co/d5yJRSG42x