In early 2026, Landscape Boards across South Australia delivered a state-wide series of six carbon farming webinars to help primary producers and land managers better understand carbon farming and what it could mean for their land and business.
Presented in collaboration with trusted, independent experts, the webinars provided clear, practical and unbiased information to support informed decision-making.
Recordings of all six webinars are now available to view on the Landscape South Australia website.
Beef Central reports that leading market researcher Stefan Vogel of RaboResearch has identified two key factors likely to influence Australia’s cattle market in the near future – what he calls the two W’s: weather and war.
Speaking at a lunch during the recent Ekka Beef Week in Brisbane, Mr Vogel said these two factors are currently among the key market drivers the Australian beef industry should be watching closely.
Read more at Beef Central.
Two new Western Regional Updates have been published by Western Local Land Services (LLS), covering the June and July issues.
The Updates feature a range of articles that may be of interest to both landholders and the broader community including topics such as wild dogs, invasive cacti, grasswrens and mallee birds, sustainable agriculture, and water management during dry times.
The July issue of the SA Arid Lands Landscape Board’s Across The Outback e-bulletin features articles covering a range of rangelands topics including roadside weeds, feral animal numbers and the upcoming Biodiversity Guide. Access the issue here.
Feral camels remain a persistent pest across pastoral country in central Australia, damaging cattle water points and other infrastructure, while trampling valuable vegetation.
WA pastoralist Tim Carmody from Prenti Downs Station has found an innovative way to help reduce feral camel numbers across his 400,000-hectare property on the edge of Western Australia’s Gibson Desert, through a partnership with a pet food company.
Read the ABC Rural News article here.