Find out about the Grants and Awards available for primary producers in SEQ.
Aussie farmers are becoming climate change innovators. They're making strategic decisions to adapt to climate uncertainty and enhance business resilience. That’s the word from recent research, and from what we are seeing on farms across SEQ, we have to agree. We showcase some insights from the research study, and profile just some of the ways we are working with farmers to support them with best-practice strategies and actions for their business.
These on-ground projects have been supported to demonstrate management practices and techniques that help improve natural capital (soil health and land condition), sustainable production and resilience.
Read about a great project which was kick-started to address the aftermath of the unprecedented floods of 2022. The first step was evaluating the fall out, quickly followed by developing and implementing a tailored suite of on-ground solutions to restore and fortify the region's ecosystems.
South East Queensland is home to a new drought preparedness initiative aimed at helping farmers continually adapt and thrive into the future in the face of an ever-changing climate.
Healthy Land & Water is heading up the delivery of a suite of drought preparedness activities for Southern Queensland as the local delivery node of a larger drought hub that covers Southern Queensland and Northern NSW.
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