Join North West Local Land Services (LLS) for an on-farm demonstration day featuring a local case study on grazing management in riparian areas.

Event details:

Learn how managing grazing pressure and identifying weeds in these areas can improve waterway health, support biodiversity, and maintain productive farming systems.

You’ll hear about:

Managing riparian areas on farm: a local case study presented by Juan Malfino, landholder.
Managing grazing pressure in riparian areas by George Truman, North West LLS.
Improving biodiversity in grazing systems by Craig Pullman, North West LLS.

On-farm demonstration:

Explore findings from a recent case study and biodiversity monitoring to understand practical approaches to managing grazing pressure in riparian areas.
Participate in a flora assessment and learn to identify weeds on the property.

Additional details:

Morning tea and lunch provided.
Please bring a hat and chair.

Contact: Razzaq Sarker, razzaq.sarker@lls.nsw.gov.au or 0448 095 429

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.

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