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Positive reception at the 2022 Regional Integrated Science Forum |
We've received excellent feedback on what was an informative two days at the 2022 Regional Integrated Science Forum. The forum delivered information on the Paddock to Reef project work and outcomes and featured a number of expert panellists from the Queensland Government, Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee, Alluvium Consulting, Gidarjil Development Corporation, Verterra and local landholders. The Regional Integrated Science forum is a deliverable within the Paddock to Reef Program which is jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland governments
Thanks to all who attended and presented. |
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BMRG shines at the 2022 Monto Show |
BMRG recently hosted a stall at the 2022 Monto Show. It was great to be able to have meaningful conversations and share information with Monto locals about the work BMRG does in-region, from inland Queensland all the way down to the coast. Our special thanks go to the Monto & District Show Society for having us. |
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Living and Productive Soils Symposium a success |
Yesterday was our free Living and Productive Soils Symposium and bus tour, which was a great success! Attendees included growers, producers and agriculturalists across all industries in the wider Bundaberg region. Two bus tour stops were made. The first was Green Solutions Compost Facility, to learn how compost is made and the benefits it can provide to soil. The second stop was at Chapman Ag properties to see first-hand the regenerative agriculture practices being implemented in the sugar industry. The Living and Productive Soil Symposium is supported by BMRG, through funding from the Australian Governments National Landcare Program. |
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