Please open the Newsletter and have a good read about the most recent workshops the CQ BestPrac Group has run in conjunction with Grazing BestPrac and CHRRUP in the central Queensland region. I have also listed the latest activities which Grazing BestPrac is involved with across...
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Report for Victorian Catchment Management
Authorities
Andrew Campbell
June 2007
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Improve soil organic matter,
soil health, crop yields
and
reduce global warming!
Pittsworth Forum
16th August 2007
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Technical report number three for the national carbon accounting system; the details for estimating the change caused by woody biomass.
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The details of a study conducted by W.H. Burrows, B.K. Henry, P.V. Back, M.B. Hoffmann, L.J. Tait, E.R. Anderson, N. Menke, T. Danaher, J.O. Carter and G.M. McKeon on Growth and Carbon Stock Change in the Eucalypt Woodlands of Northeast Australia. Specifically, the ecological...
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Technical report number 33 for the National Carbon Accounting System, produced by William H. Burrows, Madonna B. Hoffmann, John F. Compton and Paul B. Vack. This report details allometric relationships and biomass stocks of White Cypress Pine (Callitris Glaucophylla) and...
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It is important for people entering into soil carbon contracts to appreciate that while soil carbon levels can be increased, the levels can also fall if adverse climate conditions are encountered. As a legal contract has been entered into, there is an obligation to supply. Under...
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Extensive grazing of beef cattle is the principal use of the northern Australia land area. While north Australian beef production has traditionally utilised a low-input, low-output system of land management, recent innovations have increased the efficiency with which beef is...
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To measure and manage for C sequestration in heterogeneous rangeland systems, we need to more fully understand spatial patterns of soil resources. Spatial distributions of aggregate stability and soil carbon were investigated in a semiarid rangeland in New Mexico, USA. Soil was...
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An article from Global Change Bioloogy 3, published in 1997, written by B.D. Campbell, D.M. Stafford Smith, and G.M. McKeon.
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Carbon sequestration in agricultural, forest, and grassland soils has been promoted as a means by which substantial amounts of CO2 may be removed from the atmosphere, but few studies have evaluated the associated impacts on changes in soil N or net global warming potential (GWP...
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The widespread removal of native trees from the agricultural zone and replacement with annual crops and pastures is a major cause of dryland salinity in Australia. It has been recognised that a large proportion of the landscape needs to be replanted to trees to prevent further...
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