Agriculture Mackillop Farm --- Showcasing Farmers Using The project will showcase farmers, and their practices, involved $22,000.00 Management NRM for Sustainable in caring for the environment. The project aims to educate Group Inc Agricultural Outcomes farmers across the region, and the wider agricultural community on how working with the environment will provide long term economic and social benefits. It is expected that as a result of this project, there will be increased knowledge of natural resource management practices, and resultantly, a greater number of farmers adopting them. Agriculture Angaston --- Revegetation Demonstration This project is part of a longer term plan to investigate the $22,000.00 Agricultural Bureau to Manage Watercourse most appropriate types of vegetation to use to effectively Erosion in the Barossa Region stabilise creek banks in the local area and to promote the benefits of fencing off and revegetating water courses. The project will trial different vegetation types along sensitive riparian areas as a demonstration site. The area will be fenced off from livestock and preliminary findings from perennial pastures, native pastures, trees, and shrubs will be evaluated. Preliminary results from the demonstration site will be shared with the wider community through field days to educate landholders on watercourse segregation and revegetation, with the aim of mitigating soil erosion and improving water quality.
Agriculture Mackillop Farm Management Group Inc --- Showcasing Farmers Using NRM for Sustainable Agricultural Outcomes The project will showcase farmers, and their practices, involved in caring for the environment. The project aims to educate farmers across the region, and the wider agricultural community on how working with the environment will provide long term economic and social benefits. It is expected that as a result of this project, there will be increased knowledge of natural resource management practices, and resultantly, a greater number of farmers adopting them. $22,000.00 Agriculture Angaston Agricultural Bureau --- Revegetation Demonstration to Manage Watercourse Erosion in the Barossa Region This project is part of a longer term plan to investigate the most appropriate types of vegetation to use to effectively stabilise creek banks in the local area and to promote the benefits of fencing off and revegetating water courses. The project will trial different vegetation types along sensitive riparian areas as a demonstration site. The area will be fenced off from livestock and preliminary findings from perennial pastures, native pastures, trees, and shrubs will be evaluated. Preliminary results from the demonstration site will be shared with the wider community through field days to educate landholders on watercourse segregation and revegetation, with the aim of mitigating soil erosion and improving water quality. $22,000.00
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