#1 Diverse Pastures Paddock Hop: 5 Year Results and Insights

Discover the findings of a 5 year Carbon in Pastures trial at Wenlock Paddock in Rosevale, TAS!

Come along and hear about the outcomes of this extensive study on the impact of diverse pastures on soil carbon levels. But that's not all! We will be looking at how the multi-species diverse pastures perform in comparison to standard pastures of one or two species. Exploring all the data collected periodically over the past 5 years on soil carbon, soil complete nutrition, feed nutritional quality, and dry matter biomass measurements (pre- and post-grazing) to gauge livestock pasture consumption. We'll also talk about the findings on the broader effects of the trial on the paddock, livestock, and soil conditions.

Don't miss the chance to hear directly from the host farmers themselves. Gain valuable insights into their firsthand experiences with the project, including how it has transformed their livestock and farm management practices. Additionally, the renowned Robin Tait will talk about the trial results and will host a discussion on what is happening underground, sharing intriguing field observations

To RSVP and secure your spot, please get in touch with Bonnie Nesbitt:
bnesbitt@nrmnorth.org.au

  • This event is part of a series of sessions taking place across three different properties in Tasmania (#1 Wenlock Paddock at Rosevale, #2 Chester Paddock at Westbury and #3 Muskwood Paddock at Jetsonville)

Check out the other sessions in the series through the following links

#2 Chester Paddock/Westbury: https://fb.me/e/PnvFmeBF
#3 Muskwood Paddock/Jetsonville: https://fb.me/e/2Va2kWpUr

Feel free to attend one, two, or the entire trilogy of events across three different Paddocks.
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This event is supported by NRM North through funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare Program with the support by Farmers for Climate Action.

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Wenlock Paddock, Rosevale, TAS
Event contact:
Bonnie Nesbitt
Visit the facebook event page here