Landcare zone meeting
Will be held on Thursday 22nd March 2018 at the Shire Council Chambers in Dumbleyung.
Starting at 3pm. Everyone welcome! RSVP to Claudia Hadlow on 0429 612447
Farmers with a 1080 permit – Fox Baits Available!
Due to grant funding the Dumbleyung Landcare Office has been offered $400 under the Red Card Incentives Program supported by Wheatbelt NRM with funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare program.
The Dumbleyung LCDC will match this amount meaning $800 will be available to subsidise 1080 fox baits for 2018.
If you farm in the Dumbleyung Shire and have a current permit to lay 1080 fox baits you will be eligible to receive 1080 fox baits through Landmark in Dumbleyung and Kukerin Rural Services in Kukerin.
If you wish to renew your permit you can collect the assessment book and details from the Landcare Office in Dumbleyung or email RCP.Applications@dpird.wa.gov.au
Please contact Claudia at the Landcare Office before 27 April for the 1080 baits you require. Ph. 98634 225 or 0429612447 or dyglandcare@westnet.com.au
LambEx 2018 Young Guns competition opens
The biggest prize pool in its history will be up for grabs in the LambEx 2018 Young Guns Competition, with nine finalists and three winners to receive $13,000 worth of prizes at LambEx in Perth, Western Australia.
The competition aims to reward and encourage young upcoming producers, industry professionals and scientists to consider a future or ongoing career in the Australian lamb industry.
There are three competition categories:
The Australian lamb and sheepmeat industry has a bright future, it is currently worth an estimated $4.38 billion to the national economy and has grown significantly in the past decade. Identify and discuss a key opportunity within the Australian lamb industry and how it will influence the future of the sheep and lamb sector?
If your mind is now full of ideas after reading that question, and you're 40 years or under, then start your Round One entry today! Round One entries close Friday, April 13.
All enquiries in relation to the competition, and making your Round One submission can be forwarded to:
Young Guns Convenor: Tina Brock
Address: PO Box 4, Glenside SA 5065
Email: LambEx2018@AgCommunicators.com.au
Phone: 08 8332 3277
Will be held on Thursday 22nd March 2018 at the Shire Council Chambers in Dumbleyung.
Starting at 3pm. Everyone welcome! RSVP to Claudia Hadlow on 0429 612447
Farmers with a 1080 permit – Fox Baits Available!
Due to grant funding the Dumbleyung Landcare Office has been offered $400 under the Red Card Incentives Program supported by Wheatbelt NRM with funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare program.
The Dumbleyung LCDC will match this amount meaning $800 will be available to subsidise 1080 fox baits for 2018.
If you farm in the Dumbleyung Shire and have a current permit to lay 1080 fox baits you will be eligible to receive 1080 fox baits through Landmark in Dumbleyung and Kukerin Rural Services in Kukerin.
If you wish to renew your permit you can collect the assessment book and details from the Landcare Office in Dumbleyung or email RCP.Applications@dpird.wa.gov.au
Please contact Claudia at the Landcare Office before 27 April for the 1080 baits you require. Ph. 98634 225 or 0429612447 or dyglandcare@westnet.com.au
LambEx 2018 Young Guns competition opens
The biggest prize pool in its history will be up for grabs in the LambEx 2018 Young Guns Competition, with nine finalists and three winners to receive $13,000 worth of prizes at LambEx in Perth, Western Australia.
The competition aims to reward and encourage young upcoming producers, industry professionals and scientists to consider a future or ongoing career in the Australian lamb industry.
There are three competition categories:
- high school students;
- undergraduate, honours, masters or PhD students;
- and early to mid-career producers and professionals.
The Australian lamb and sheepmeat industry has a bright future, it is currently worth an estimated $4.38 billion to the national economy and has grown significantly in the past decade. Identify and discuss a key opportunity within the Australian lamb industry and how it will influence the future of the sheep and lamb sector?
If your mind is now full of ideas after reading that question, and you're 40 years or under, then start your Round One entry today! Round One entries close Friday, April 13.
All enquiries in relation to the competition, and making your Round One submission can be forwarded to:
Young Guns Convenor: Tina Brock
Address: PO Box 4, Glenside SA 5065
Email: LambEx2018@AgCommunicators.com.au
Phone: 08 8332 3277
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