The placement of fencelines, access tracks, yards, water points and other property infrastructure can prevent or exacerbate erosion on grazing properties.
Taking extra care to get your property plan right can save you thousands of dollars. The aim is to minimize the use of costly resources and minimize stress on management, workers and livestock.
Gully prevention is always better than cure. This video shares some basic principles and guidelines to follow when planning or developing your property to reduce gully erosion.
In this 5-part series, FBA and BMRG deliver practical, best management solutions to forming and established erosion sites, with prevention being the best method - the question arises, how are you managing your soils?
This project is supported by Fitzroy Basin Association and Burnett Mary Regional Group through funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare Program and the Queensland Government Reef Water Quality program. Support was also provided by Enhanced Extension Coordination in GBR project and Regional Extension Coordinators.
Gully Erosion on Your Property Part 2
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