Join Local Land Services and Whitby Agriculture to explore practical, pasture-based St John's Wort control strategies and trial site results.

Event details:

Join Local Land Services and Whitby Agriculture at our Kerrabee Trial Site for a field-based demonstration exploring the effectiveness of pasture competition for St. John’s Wort management.

Participants will have the opportunity to:

inspect demonstration trial plots comparing different St John's Wort management approaches
discuss trial outcomes and management strategies with Local Land Services and Whitby Agriculture staff
gain practical insights into improving pasture productivity, ground cover and resilience whilst managing St John's Wort.

This is a great opportunity to ask questions, connect with other landholders, share experiences and take away practical ideas to improve pasture health, productivity and weed control.

What you'll gain:

practical control strategies
local trial results and lessons learned
information on biocontrol options
guidance on weed management responsibilities
information on natural capital opportunities.

Additional details:

A light morning tea and BBQ lunch will be provided at no cost.
Attendees should bring good walking shoes and wear protective long-sleeved clothing (pants and shirt), a hat and water bottle are advised.

This trial site was funded by MACH Energy under the Weeds in Box Gum Grassy Woodland Project.

Contact: Blake Bailey: 0483207882 or Blake.J.Bailey@lls.nsw.gov.au

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Contact the host of Lessons from the trial site: Pasture vs St. John's Wort