One of the remarkable journeys that graziers in Australia have undergone in recent years is in adapting to the challenges of volatility induced by drought at one extreme and wetter La Niña years at the other.
Despite prolonged dry periods impacting landscape grass cycles, water cycles and livestock, graziers like Grant Wickham from ‘Woodburn’, Walcha, NSW, have persevered in optimising their operations to build resilience and profitability.
Register below to watch MaiaGrazing Live: Woodburn Q&A Replay
In this presentation, Grant discusses his experiences with MaiaGrazing's Chief Grazing Officer, Bart Davidson, highlighting the importance of learning from mistakes, building confidence and trust to stick with essential principles of grazing management to optimise productivity and profitability.Through Grant's unwavering commitment and effort, Woodburn has successfully transformed into a more resilient landscape and profitable business, made possible by implementing innovative grazing techniques and the incorporation of MaiaGrazing and other tools. Woodburn's operations have improved soil health, increased biodiversity - establishing itself as a more sustainable and environmentally conscious enterprise.
