Satellite imagery helps paint production picture

An online mapping, planning and analysis tool has been developed to enable graziers to manage their land more profitably and sustainably. The tool can be used for everything from showing grazing pressure on areas, to specific distances from water, calculating the surface distance and elevation of proposed water pipelines or fences, mapping different land types, calculating the sustainable carrying capacity, and monitoring land condition.

21 April 2017
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Stage 1 of the NRM Hub initiative commenced in April 2014, with support from the National Landcare Program and another 20 or so rangeland organisations.

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