Healthy productive landscapes
Productive grazing systems and healthy landscapes are driven by many of the same decisions. What’s good for sustainable production is very often good for the landscape and environment that system is a part of. The key here is taking a sustainable perspective of production and resource management with future success in mind.
Trees and shelter belts, effective nutrient management, managing ground cover, controlling grazing impacts, controlling weeds and preserving water quality, all directly and positively impact on production, economic and environmental outcomes. Sustained economic return depends on sustainable management of landscape resources. Systems that build resilience and are adaptability have greater capacity to deal with the challenges of season and climate variability.
Keys to success