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Wilmot Cattle Co - Our (Short) Story
Tomorrow night...Watch this space...As we release something special that’s been growing in the background, to help us achieve our vision of helping others, through sharing what we do.
#regenerativeagriculture
#HolisticManagement
#healthyland
Atlas Grazing retweeted
my quick notes on our Zoom me in on Grazing today
maiagrazing.com/graziers-gai…
@Ranching4Profit
@MaiaGrazing
Atlas Grazing retweeted
Had a blast on shared webinar with da man at @Ranching4Profit #DallasMount for @MaiaGrazing with @colinfeilen about the journey to proficiency in Grazing, the aha moments and grazing literacy. An hour well spent!
We hope you will join us for this 30-minute webinar where #DallasMount, CEO of RMC & Bart Davidson from @MaiaGrazing will discuss how planned grazing is a proven method to gain economic leverage while respecting the health of our landscapes. #ranching4profit
Atlas Grazing retweeted
where a lot of current landscape system thinking all began, great to see Colin Seis getting a vehicle for greater change agency
Online course with Colin Seis set to launch June 2020 is now open for pre-purchase. Be the first to utilise the new smartsoiledu.com platform + directly contribute to landscape regeneration with 10% of every course sale going directly towards ecosystem restoration
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Impacts of fire on soil...recent fires have severely damaged millions of hectares of land and #soil. Get the full fact sheet below...
soilsforlife.org.au/fact-she…
#regenerativeagriculture #healthysoils #holisticmanagement #australianagriculture #livingsoil
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I am acutely conscious that we are neither under water nor burning so are incredibly lucky but wow what a difference a year makes. This time last year we had just over 600mm of rain for the previous 12 months. For the next 12 months we had over 1100. @MaiaGrazing #ScottishWeather
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Help me pls reconcile this first shot from @ABARES via @afsnsw today
..and this bloody dinosaur @thelandnews pouring cold water on same innovation on right ?
I no comprende
Please comment!
theland.com.au/story/6652711…
“The stars might be aligning to deliver ecosystem services for farmers” ... @ABARES #Outlook @NationalFarmers
Atlas Grazing retweeted
Peter Richarson from @MaiaGrazing on Making better grazing decisions – data and drought #steeDA @SiaSydney
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Does anyone else feel like there is SO MUCH opportunity in #agriculture right now? Because I sure do. It isn't in the conventional commodities or traditional production methods, but I feel quite strongly there are a ton of options for anyone willing to explore them.
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A recent LCA study found that @whiteoakpasture "stored enough carbon in its grasses to offset not only all of the methane emissions from its grass-fed cattle, but also much of the farm's total emissions."
npr.org/sections/thesalt/201…
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Holistic Management has helped this rancher lift soil organic matter to 12-15 per cent on some parts of the farm, compared to 3-5 per cent nearby.
fginsight.com/news/news/holi…
Atlas Grazing retweeted
A must watch - 'From the Ground Up – Regenerative Agriculture'. Inspired by Charles Massy's best-selling book "Call of the Reed Warbler", filmmaker Amy Browne set out across the dry farming country of SE NSW to meet Massy & the other trailblazing farmers..
youtu.be/6vQW8Tl_KLc
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Credit where it is due Mick Wettenhall, Terry McCosker, Charlie Arnott and co for putting ones head up and speaking plainly among what can be a conservative crowd in a tough time for all. That's what leaders do. Doesn't always make friends but worthwhile
@RCS_team @MaiaGrazing
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Major Funding Boost for Model to Rehydrate Australia
"Landscape repair & rehydration through slowing the flow of water can help boost crops & build drought resilience in the future,” Federal Minister for Agriculture, Hon. David Littleproud.
conta.cc/2K83OiS
Atlas Grazing retweeted
"Whoever makes two blades of grass grow where only one grew before serves mankind better than the whole race of politicians." Jonathan Swift
Atlas Grazing retweeted
These guys are no overnight success. Long term grind and commitment to changing the world ... and blow me down if they aren't doin just that.
From the middle of no where NSW to New York. Go fellas!
@MickWettenhall @guywebb12 @soilcquest
Watch it here
australiascience.tv/vod/gras…
‘Grassroots’ was awarded ‘Best Science Short’ of @PhotoDiversity_ ’s Film Festival in New York. A big THANKS from Aus! 🇦🇺🇺🇸 @soilcquest @ScinemaFestival @MickWettenhall @LandcareAust @CosmosMagazine
Atlas Grazing retweeted
This #regenerativeagriculture thing is gaining legs. Case in point... improved Barrier Reef management outcomes from better grazing
@RCS_team amongst the action as ever
Regenerative grazing: a way forward for land and reef
weeklytimesnow.com.au/news/r…
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As if any in Aust needed reminding, it's going to be a long way through to the growing season for many in Australia. Stay strong graziers and plan your stocking rate to carrying capacity. Pls do not slip into hope mode. Stay on top of your #maiaGrazing chart & manage #drought
Our #ENSO Outlook has moved from #ElNino WATCH to ALERT. This means the chance of El Niño developing in 2019 has increased to approx. 70%—around triple the normal likelihood. More info: ow.ly/YSzp30o6bTp
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Can't wait to see this get going with scale. Brilliant concept, brilliant blend of hardware @agersens_aus, and software (yes thankyou I know) into sexy wearable #agtech for livestock!
Will make targeted, planned #MaiaGrazing far more practical
Virtual fencing just makes sense... controlled grazing pressure, exclusion zones, utilise existing physical fences... it will be a game changer. Well done @agersens_aus
#MaiaGrazing loves working with you to make this real #agtech
news.com.au/finance/business…
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Hello #grazing Twitter, help me out here... I live for data.
Croppers know their yield. It's what they do
You run livestock, do you know your yield per pasture or paddock??
10%Don't know Don't care
50%Don't know Do care
4%I know & don't care
36%I know & use in decisions
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