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Sustainable land management given a boost

The new project will focus on soil health, land condition and native vegetation
Two people in the middle of an overgrown field conducting a soil sample.

Sustainable agriculture in South East Queensland (SEQ) is set to get a boost with a new project headed by Healthy Land & Water (the NRM for SEQ), drawing on their extensive landholder networks throughout the region.

The project has been cleverly designed to address adoption of sustainable land management practices that improve soil health, land condition, and the condition of native vegetation. It will also tackle key threats including declining pasture condition and soil health, hillslope erosion, invasive exotic weeds, inappropriate fire regimes, and grazing management practices.

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Published: 9 June 2023
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