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Land Life

by NSW North Coast Local Land Services

Sharing knowledge and experience with North Coast landholders to support farm productivity and healthy environments.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episodes

  1. Collaboration in the Tweed

    In this month’s episode we hear from Tweed Landcare, Tweed-Byron Local Aboriginal Land Council and Mudhima Gulgan Community Association about working together on a priority weed program in the Kingscliff and Fingal Head areas. Thanks to Amalia Pahlow, Leweeena Williams, Shane Ivey, Tom Byrnes…

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  2. Pig Biosecurity for producers large and small

    In this episode we're talking all things pig biosecurity. For pig owners large and small, knowing how to protect your animals from disease is critical to protecting the pig product industry in NSW. For more information, visit: Biosecurity guidelines for pig producers NLIS Pigs PigPass Pigs - Farm...

  3. Travelling Stock Reserves

    In this final episode of Land Life for 2021, we'll hear from Sam Hand and Gabrielle Blackwell about the Travelling Stock Reserves network managed by North Coast Local Land Services. You can learn more on the Local Land Services website, or by calling your nearest office on 1300 795 299. Hosted on...

  4. Rehoming wild horses on the North Coast

    In this episode you'll hear from landowners Tavis & Jennie Oceans on their experience rehoming wild horses that had arrived uninvited on their property. Jennie & Tavis worked with the North Coast Local Land Services biosecurity team and New England Brumby Rescue to relocate these horses. For more...

  5. Revegetation and sustainable ag in the Richmond River catchment

    In this episode we talk to a number of North Coast professionals involved in a project combining environmental restoration and sustainable agricultural practices to address vegetation loss, erosion and soil health decline in the upper Richmond River catchment. We hear from Brendan O'Brien and…

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  6. What lies ahead - the Lord Howe Island Weed Eradication Program

    Lord Howe Island is home to unique endemic species and habitats found nowhere else in the world. The island was subject to weed invasions which originated with settlement, and continued through until a group of passionate locals and weed professionals started to turn things around. Listen in to...

  7. Where are we now - the Lord Howe Island Weed Eradication Program

    Lord Howe Island is home to unique endemic species and habitats found nowhere else in the world. The island was subject to weed invasions which originated with settlement, and continued through until a group of passionate locals and weed professionals started to turn things around. Listen in to...

  8. In the beginning - the Lord Howe Island Weed Eradication Program

    Lord Howe Island is home to unique endemic species and habitats found nowhere else in the world. The island was subject to weed invasions which originated with settlement, and continued through until a group of passionate locals and weed professionals started to turn things around. Listen in to...

  9. Pasture toxicity in beef & dairy cattle

    Sewing pastures to fill the winter feed gap is essential in dairy, and best practice in beef cattle. Yet when certain environmental conditions align, commonly sewn pastures can cause toxicity in cattle. Listen in to hear from North Coast Local Land Services District Vet, and Tweed dairy farmer…

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  10. Tropical Soda Apple

    Tropical Soda Apple has become a major weed in multiple countries around the world - listen in to hear about what makes it such a threat to the North Coast, and what you can do if you think you find it. Episode resources: On the North Coast, the Local Control Authorities are Rous County Council…

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  11. Feral Deer Management in the Port Macquarie-Hastings region

    This final episode of Season 1 of Land Life brings you insights into the techniques being used to manage feral deer in the Port Macquarie area. If you see deer anywhere on the North Coast, you can report using the Feralscan app on your Apple or Android smart phone, or via the DeerScan website If...

  12. Using detector dogs to locate Alligator Weed in the field

    In this month's episode we learn about the highly invasive alligator weed on the North Coast, and the role detector dogs play in locating the plant in the field. If you think you've found alligator weed, contact your local control authority: Rous County Council from the Tweed to the Richmond...

  13. Cattle parasites and drench resistance

    In this month's episode we hear from District Vet Liz Bolin and Senior Ag Advisor Nathan Jennings about internal and external parasites and how to manage them in your herd. Nathan tells us about a trial investigating the effectiveness of common chemicals in treating internal parasites, and some…

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  14. Miconia, the Purple Plague

    The North Coast is far from weed free - and yet, there are plenty more invasive plant species that, if introduced, could have a devastating impact on our industries and ecosystems. Listen in to episode 9 of Land Life to hear about the 'Prohibited Matter' species Miconia, the impact it could have…

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  15. Fall armyworm on the NSW North Coast

    Listen to North Coast Local Land Services biosecurity staff talk about fall armyworm on the North Coast. Hear about identification, impacts and management options. For more info on the chemicals referenced early in this episode, visit the NSW Department of Primary Industries website - Chemical...

  16. Farm Water Planning

    Hear about the ins and outs of planning your farm water, and learn about an North Coast Local Land Services project supporting landholders to improve their farm water infrastructure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  17. Using compost to improve pastures

    Learn about a North Coast Local Land Services trial investigating the use of compost in pasture improvement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  18. Preparing your farm for summer

    Listen in to find out what you can do to reduce heat stress in livestock over summer, and get some timely reminders of things to consider as we head into Christmas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  19. Holistic Decision Making For Rural Women

    Land Life host Mindy Greenwood learns about holistic decision making – what it is, why we need it in our lives, and how North Coast rural women are getting support to develop this important skill. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  20. Diagnosing Vibriosis In Your Cattle

    District Vet Phil Kemsley talks you through the cattle reproductive disease, Vibriosis – what to look for, how it’s diagnosed and treated, and where to get more info. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  21. Managing Wild Dogs

    Senior Biosecurity Officers Mick Elliot and Tiffany Felton take you through all things wild dogs, including details on measures you can take to protect livestock and pets, and how to be proactive in managing wild dog impacts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  22. Preparing Your Animals For The Fire Season

    Learn how to prepare your farm and farm animals for the bushfire season, including things to look out for in fire impacted livestock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Sharing knowledge and experience with North Coast landholders to support farm productivity and healthy environments.



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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NSW North Coast Local Land Services

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