Join us for a practical and informative Farmer Field Day at Carrah Beef summarising a local trail of the grazing crop DYNA-TRIT 1143 forage triticale.

This trail site was part of the FEED365 project which aims to redesign livestock forage systems to fill feed gaps in Mediterranean environments that are being challenged by climate change with increasingly hotter, drier and more variable seasons.

The purpose of this specific project is to establish and maintain demonstration sites of selected forage treatments and to collect animal grazing performance data following grazing on those sites.

At this field day you’ll get to hear from:

Dr Daniel Real, DPIRD Senior Principal Research Scientist Animal Systems

David Clegg, Dynagro Seed Category Manager West

Sarah & Geoff Mason, Carrah Beef

Event Logistics: 

When: Wednesday 25th March 2026, 9am - 12noon

Where:  Carrah Beef, Old Plains

Cost: FREE. Please be sure to register for catering and insurance purposes. 

Morning Tea provided

Who should attend: 

Farmers, land managers, agronomists, and anyone curious about livestock forage systems, soil health and biological farming practices. 

What you need to bring: 

Hat, water bottle, keep-cup, notebook

Sturdy shoes for the farm visit

Questions and curiosity!

Contact RegenWA: 

Craig Pensini – RegenWA Sustainable Agriculture Project Coordinator

This event is brought to you by RegenWA with funding through the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and Meat & Livestock Australia.

Contact the host of FEED365 Demonstration: Forage Triticale Filling the Feed Gap