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Management guide
Managing natural assets: Shelterbelts
Planting native shelterbelts on farms is a significant act of land stewardship, one that also delivers demonstrated productivity and biodiversity benefits.
Managing natural assets: Scattered paddock trees
Stately old trees standing alone in paddocks are a familiar feature of our rural landscapes. Aesthetically pleasing, they are also important assets supporting agricultural productivity, and are critical for wildlife.
Managing natural assets: Rocky outcrops
Rocky outcrops come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from huge granite boulders strewn across hilltops, to small collections of scattered rocks in a paddock.
Fire in farm landscapes: Keep your fallen timber and dead trees
Keeping fallen timber and dead trees in the landscape is one of the best things you can do for biodiversity and landscape health on your farm.
Riparian Restoration Brochure 2019
Watercourses and their accompanying riparian areas hold enormous value for farming operations and are important assets for production and biodiversity.
Ten ways to improve natural assets on a farm
This booklet highlights ten discrete projects that farmers can undertake to improve the health of natural assets – such as dams, shelterbelts or riparian areas – on their properties.
Farm Dam Enhancement brochure
Thousands of farm dams dot the landscape and, with appropriate management, can help restore biodiversity by providing much needed wetland habitats for native wildlife.