Territory NRM

A big thank you to everyone who made it along to Land for Wildlife’s Wildlife First Aid workshop on the weekend, and a HUGE thanks to Darwin Wildlife Sanctuary for delivering a very informative presentation on how we can help our furry, feathered and scaled friends. We also learnt ways that we can minimise causing harm to wildlife on our properties such as:

🐦removing or flagging any barbed wire fencing
🦘keeping any garden netting taut
🦔turning outdoor ceiling fans off when not in use
🦇providing a ramp out of pools and ponds

Everyone also got to take home a cardboard carrier to kick start their wildlife first aid kits!

🌿 Land for Wildlife Coordinators, Kim and James, have been out and about signing up our newest members who have been doing an amazing job at conserving habitat on their properties for native wildlife. These Land for Wildlife legends have been promoting natural habitat through w**d management and native revegetation. We look forward to visiting more properties soon and welcoming more new members for 2024! 🌿

🏆Congratulations to the winners of the 2023/2024 Northern Territory Landcare Awards 🏆

Territory Natural Resource Management would like to congratulate all the nominees and winners of the 2023/2024 Northern Territory Landcare Awards. The Awards were hosted at Government House to celebrate and recognise the outstanding landcare champions from urban and rural communities excelling in sustainable agricultural practices, environmental protection, conservation of land and waterways, coastlines and biodiversity.

Landcare Australia, Landcare NT, Greyhound Australia, Woolworths

Gazing for Growth Workshop - Profitable Livestock Management
Join us at the Grazing for Growth Workshop at Katherine Research Station on Friday, 24th May, presented by Cibo Labs

Are you looking to optimize your grazing practices and enhance your land's productivity? This workshop is tailored for land managers, offering insights into sustainable grazing strategies and cutting-edge technologies to maximise pasture growth. Don't miss out on this opportunity to network with industry experts and fellow land managers while gaining practical knowledge to boost your property's performance.

Register now to secure your spot!
Cost: FREE! (valued at $500/person).

This workshop is supported by Territory NRM and the Northern Hub through funding from the Australian Government's

Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association NT Farmers Association AgricultureNT

Katherine Grazing Land Management EDGE course a hit with pastoralists!
A three-day Grazing Land Management EDGE course was held in Katherine this week. The course was delivered by industry experts Dionne Walsh and Trudi Oxley, and covered aspects of grazing in the Northern Territory including long-term carrying capacity, using forage budgets, understanding land systems and managing fire and w**ds. The course was well attended by pastoralists who had an opportunity to develop specific grazing management plans to take back to their properties as part of the training.

Thanks to Dionne and Trudy for sharing their knowledge and experience during the course.

Territory NRM was pleased to support some pastoralists from the Victoria River District (VRD) to attend this course as part of the Rain Ready Rangelands project. Rain Ready Rangelands is a collaborative project between TNRM and NTG DITT, and is funded by the Australian Government's

Land managers turn out for Bootcamp!
The Mulloon Institute and Territory NRM Rehydrate Your Farm Landscape Bootcamp and field day started today. Great to see such an amazing turnout of land managers all excited to learn about landscape rehydration and drought resilience.

A big thanks to Old Cameron Downs for hosting this training event and to Lance and Erin from the Mulloon Institute for bringing Bootcamp to the NT.

This project is supported through funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association NT Farmers Association Eva Valley Meats

Do you love legumes as much as we do?

Join Fergal O’Gara for an enriching experience at Legume Field Day on April 17th!

Discover the secrets to successful legume management in grass and hay pastures! Agenda includes:

- Species Selection
- Establishment Techniques
- Practical Insights from Marcus Trevenen and his Team
- Grazing Management in Legume/Grass Pasture Systems
- Improving Forage Quality and Sustainability

This is a fantastic opportunity to delve into the benefits, techniques, and management tools for incorporating legumes into established grass pastures and hay crops.

Don't miss out on this informative and hands-on experience! Mark your calendars and RSVP today!

For more information, or to RSVP visit https://www.territorynrm.org.au/events

Have a listen to our podcast to hear Fergal chatting about his legumes at
https://open.spotify.com/episode/77PHJZAJ0w2V4dOgl8tPQv?go=1&sp_cid=37196b52d65c78868a679021ea0b441f&utm_source=embed_player_p&utm_medium=desktop&nd=1&dlsi=7d048404b65345f3

NT Farmers Association Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association VRDCA Victoria River District Conservation Association

Come and say hello to Matt, Jack and Susanne at Territory NRM’s booth at the 40th annual NTCA Conference. The team will be at the booth Thursday and Friday.

Matt is keen to talk about Territory NRM’s Rain Ready Rangelands project, whilst Susanne will be promoting the new Pastoral Industry Survey.

This year’s conference is being held at the Alice Springs Convention Centre.

⏳Time is running out, only 4 days left! ⏳

Don’t miss the chance to nominate a Northern Territory Landcare Champion for a 2023/2024 State & Territory Landcare Award before nominations close on March 24, 2024

This is an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the outstanding landcare champions from urban and rural communities excelling in sustainable agricultural practices, environmental protection, conservation of land and waterways, coastlines and biodiversity.

If you know an individual, group or organisation or who should be recognised for their efforts, nominate them before March 24. You can nominate yourself.
Click here to get started: www.landcareawards.org.au

🌳🏆 Don’t miss the chance to nominate a Northern Territory Landcare Champion for a 2023/2024 State & Territory Landcare Award before nominations close on March 24, 2024 🏆🌳

This is an opportunity to celebrate and recognise the outstanding landcare champions from urban and rural communities excelling in sustainable agricultural practices, environmental protection, conservation of land and waterways, coastlines and biodiversity.

There are nine national Landcare Award categories including new categories for Climate Innovation, Women in Landcare, First Nations Landcare Collaboration, NextGen and more!

If you know an individual, group or organisation or who should be recognised for their efforts, nominate them before March 24. You can nominate yourself. Click below to get started.

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🌱Dig into the fascinating world of soil with us at a Soil Symposium in Alice Springs, Katherine or Darwin.🌾Join expert presenters as we explore soil biology, landscape rehydration, horticulture, vertical and hydroponic farming and current research activities to improve soil health and conditions in Australia and the Northern Territory. Don't miss out on this groundbreaking event!
Register now 🌱

Events supported by the Northern Hub through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program.

Environment and Natural Resources NT Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association

🌟A big thanks to everyone who attended the VRD Climate Literacy workshop this week. With the expertise of Climate Mates Emily Hinds and Dr. Andrew Marshall from the Northern Australia Climate Program (NACP), the workshop was a great opportunity for producers in the Victoria River District to enhance their understanding of climate drivers and forecasting to inform decision-making for drought resilience.💧Recent rainfall and flooding in the VRD were also discussed, giving attendees a chance to ask questions and gain insights into these weather events.

The workshop is part of the Rain Ready Rangelands project, a collaboration between TNRM and NTG DITT, and is supported through funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.

Northern Hub Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association NT Farmers Association

Join us at the Climate Literacy Workshop for Victoria River District (VRD) producers on 6th Feb. The workshop will cover a range of important climate-related topics such as seasonal forecasts and climate drivers with a focus on the VRD region, and how climate knowledge can be applied to increase drought resilience.

The workshop is part of the Rain Ready Rangelands project, a collaboration between TNRM and NTG DITT, and is supported through funding from the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment’s Future Drought Fund.

Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association NT Farmers Association VRDCA Victoria River District Conservation Association