Woodstock: pastures, pH, and pizza

Join experienced soils and pastures researchers from NSW DPIRD and CSU for lunch and an informative walk of the Woodstock lime research trial site

Event details:

Join Central Tablelands Local Land Services to discuss the latest best-practice strategies for managing soil acidity and applications of local research to improve your pasture productivity.

Commercial agronomists and farmers are encouraged to attend and share their experiences in monitoring and managing acid soils.

You'll hear from:

• Dr Jason Condon – Assoc. Prof. Soil Science CSU

• Matthew Newell – Research Scientist DPIRD

• Site farmer – Ben Coole

Additional details:

• Please respect the host farm’s Biosecurity by arriving in a clean vehicle and clean boots. This is a Come Clean and Go Clean event

Contact: Phil Cranney Senior Land Services Officer Pastures via email at phil.cranney@lls.nsw.gov.au or phone 0458 745 478

This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered by Central Tablelands Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

The research is funded by Meat and Livestock Australia Donor Company through the High Performance Pasture Mixes for Acidic Soils Project, implemented by NSW DPIRD.

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