Soil Carbon in the NSW Rangelands

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Pastoral Poddy - Australian Farming

Western Local Land Services

33 episodes

2 weeks ago

Pastoral Poddy – your go-to podcast for managing the rangelands of Western NSW. Real-world stories, expert insights and the latest research from farmers and grazing specialists, covering sheep, goats and extensive pastoral systems in arid and semi-arid country. Whether you're tackling grazing pressure, rangeland rehabilitation or livestock productivity, each episode brings practical takeaways tailored for the pastoral industry. Listen to 'Pastoral Poddy' on your usual podcast platform, hit subscribe and share with a mate Produced by the Grow Love Project for NSW Western LLS Australia

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Soil Carbon in the NSW Rangelands

Pastoral Poddy - Australian Farming

42 minutes 50 seconds

1 year ago

Soil Carbon in the NSW Rangelands

Welcome to a special two part edition of the Pastoral Poddy, focusing on carbon in the rangelands. Western Local Land Services recently held an event on this topic. And for those who couldn't make it, we've gathered a panel of speakers to jam pack all the best bits into the podcast. This episode looks at health in rangelands and holistic land management approaches. It explores the significance of soil organic matter, carbon levels, and practical tips from experts in regenerative agriculture. We learn about adaptive land management practices and observing natural patterns to prevent erosion, promote ground cover, and enhance landscape health for long-term rehydration and rehabilitation.

Thank you to our guests who featured in this episode:

Karl Anderson - Research Officer – Soil Carbon, NSW Department of Primary Industries
Sarah McDonald - Research Scientist Pastures, NSW Department of Primary Industries
Paul Theakston - Rehydration and rehabilitation officer, Western Local Land Services
Andrew Mosley - farmer, Etiwanda 100% Rangelands Ready, Cobar

For more information:

Rangelands Living Skin Project - https://soilsforlife.org.au/rangelands-living-skin/
Sarahs McDonald - https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/staff/profiles/sarah-mcdonald
Andrew's farm, Etiwanda - https://soilsforlife.org.au/etiwanda/
Previous episode with details about Rangelands Rehydration - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pastoralpoddy/episodes/Rehydrating-the-rangelands-e1iackp/a-a7t82vv

Produced by growloveproject.com This podcast is supported by Local Land Services, through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program.