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Crowd keen to maximise ground cover
This week’s field day hosted by the Barracks Pastoral Company in Beverly attracted a crowd keen to hear how a systems approach to farm planning can bring benefits.
Sustainable Industries

Aiming for a National Soil Monitoring Program
How many soils samples are taken in the Wheatbelt every year?
Healthy Environments

Wandering the Wheatbelt, with care
It is great to see people touring the Wheatbelt, and getting a glimpse of the beautiful wildflower season.
Aboriginal NRM

Noongar Bush Tucker knowledge shared
Did you know the diet of the Noongar people of south-west WA was based on the 6 season’s calendar and that Noongar law required that no seed-bearing plant could be dug up until after flowering?
Sustainable Industries

Growing interest in Biological Amendments
Wheatbelt NRM is seeing a strong trend in farmers seeking information on how biological amendments can be used to enhance, and even potentially replace, synthetic chemical use in agricultural soils.
Healthy Environments

Community share in free trees in 2020
In August, Wheatbelt NRM held their Community Free Trees days throughout the Wheatbelt.
Sustainable Industries

Don’t miss your opportunity - contribute to Australia’s first national soil strategy
The Australian Government is developing our first National Soils Strategy.
Healthy Environments

Knowledge Hub – Rabbit control wheel
As part of our role of sharing knowledge with our community, we are highlighting some of the valuable information resources you can find in our Knowledge Hub on our web site.
Healthy Environments

Rainbow lorikeets are on the move
Recent sightings of rainbow lorikeets in Wheatbelt towns have confirmed that this invasive pest is making its way east and vigilance is needed if we are to ensure it doesn’t get established and cause even more damage to our unique Wheatbelt environment.
Sustainable Industries

Congratulations to new Soil and Land Commissioner
Wheatbelt NRM is pleased to congratulate Cec McConnell on her appointment as the new Soil and Land Commissioner.
Healthy Environments

Creating a Forest from a Paddock
Bronwyn Humphreys and Peter Halliday contacted the Wheatbelt Natural Resource Management Inc (WNRM) to see how they could help with their dream of turning their paddock into a forest.
Healthy Environments

Protecting Pristine Bushland and Fostering Symbiotic Relationships
Ron Goodhill and Laura Black have a property in Moorine Rock in the Eastern Wheatbelt.

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