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Sustainable horse management on small properties – community field day

Date: 
26 Feb 2012 - 9:00am - 3:00pm

Venue to be confirmed (RSVP by Friday 17th February)

(The location of this field day will depend on the locale of the majority of the particpants.)

Cost: $20 per person

Sustainable horse management on small properties – Murrumbateman field day

Date: 
18 Feb 2012 - 9:00am - 3:00pm

Murrumbateman Country Inn (RSVP by Friday 10th February)

Cost: $20 per person

This is the third of four community field days organised by the Molonglo Catchment Group with local landcare groups to provide valuable horse, pasture and weed management advice relevant to your property, to be presented by Jane Myers (expert on horse management) and Alison Elvin (local expert on weed and pasture management).

Sustainable horse management on small properties – Michelago field day

Date: 
29 Jan 2012 - 9:00am - 3:00pm

Michelago Community Hall (RSVP by Friday 20th January)

Cost: $20 per person

This is the second of four community field days organised by the Molonglo Catchment Group with local landcare groups to provide valuable horse, pasture and weed management advice relevant to your property, to be presented by Jane Myers (expert on horse management) and Alison Elvin (local expert on weed and pasture management).

Sustainable horse management on small properties – Wamboin field day

Date: 
28 Jan 2012 - 9:00am - 3:00pm

Wamboin Community Hall (RSVP by Friday 20th January)

Cost: $20 per person

This is the first of four community field days organised by the Molonglo Catchment Group with local landcare groups to provide valuable horse, pasture and weed management advice relevant to your property, to be presented by Jane Myers (expert on horse management) and Alison Elvin (local expert on weed and pasture management).

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Sustainable horse management on small properties – community field days

The Molonglo Catchment Group with local landcare groups have organised four community field days which provide valuable horse, pasture and weed management advice relevant to your property, to be presented by Jane Myers (expert on horse management) and Alison Elvin (local expert on weed and pasture management).

Don't love this grass!

African Lovegrass has been increasingly encroaching upon farmland, bushland, and roadsides throughout the ACT and southern NSW over the past three decades. South Australia and Victoria are similarly affected. There have been various studies and meetings to discuss the problem. On a local level African Lovegrass is included in the Australian Capital Territory’s Environmental Weed Control Operations Plan, but it continues to spread, particularly through the southern suburbs.

Natural Sequence - Field Day, Point Hut Crossing

Date: 
31 Jul 2011 - 9:15am - 1:00pm


Barney's Gully

Erosion control in a sensitive environment.

  • Observing your land for challenges and opportunities
  • Discussion of potential remedies to observed challenges
  • Low risk/low cost/low maintenance techniques to reduce erosion, rehydrate flood plains, improve water quality, fertility and biodiversity

Evaluation of Catchment Tools

Baker, D.  2010.  Evaluation of Catchment Tools. The evaluation of best management practices to achieve water quality objectives in drinking water catchments.
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