Principles of ecology

Nature Conservation on Farms Enviroguide

Nature conservation can improve the productivity and appeal of your farm. This book shows how to use a conservation policy with your farming practices to increase the diversity of beneficial plants and animals. Use simple techniques of observation and measurement to achieve a productive resource for future generations.

Managing climate risk on your farm

Climate is what you expect; weather is what you get. Climate is about long term records, trends and averages. Weather is our day to day experience.

Trees and shrubs for Central West NSW

This handy glovebox guide includes information on 75 species of trees and shrubs including eucalypts, acacias and a range of other species and introduced trees to assist landholders to select more appropriate species for planting. Although the focal region for the book is the central west of NSW (bounded by Narromine and Forbes in the east, Quambone in the north, Gilgunnia and Hilston in the west and Narrandera in the south), readers from a larger area of NSW will find the book useful.

Vegetation survey and assessment

This manual is a practical guide for surveying and assessing vegetation, including weeds, so it can be managed more effectively. It is also designed for assessing the condition and habitat value of vegetation.

Plan for Trees - A Guide to Farm Revegetation

Shows in detail how to re-establish trees and shrubs on your farm. Includes how to plan a revegetation program and assess existing remnant vegetation. Covers natural regeneration, collecting native seed, weed control and protecting revegetation areas from livestock, insects and other threats.

Dryland Salinity - the farmer's guide

Learn how to plan your farm’s crop and pasture production so you can manage dryland salinity to achieve sustainable production. You’ll discover the early warning signs to help you take action and find out how Australian farmers are successfully tackling the issues.