On-Farm Demonstration in South West Slopes NSW
Demonstration sites have played an integral role in supporting groups of producers to try new grazing practices and perennial systems from EverGraze and other associated projects to increase profitability and improve environmental outcomes. Demonstration sites have been either directly linked to EverGraze as Supporting Sites, or associated with other relevant projects. Where links are provided, these pages provide details of the measurements, observations and experiences of the farmers in the south west slopes of NSW demonstration site groups, and links to relevant research.
| Site location | Host producer | Focus |
| Albury, NSW | David and Gill Taylor | Comparison of paddocks of established phalaris with introduced annuals |
| Bombala, NSW | Brad Yelds | Comparison of three different perennial pasture mixes to assess their adaptation, production/ feed quality attributes and persistence. |
| Gatlong, NSW | Bill Stanley, Bimbi Turner and Don Constable | Using lucerne pastures to boost ovulation rates in ewes. |
| Holbrook, NSW | Andrew and Anne Hicks | Grazing of native perennial species. |
| Nimmitabel, NSW | Richard Taylor | Achieving the optimum legume mix/balance for the basalt soil type. |
| Tarcutta, NSW | David Ham | The effect of the lucerne grazing on ovulation rates. |
| Ulandra Forrest, Bethuingra, NSW | Kay Bird | Productivity and persistence in the Bethungra district from Phalaris, Fescue, cocksfoot, Lucerne, Chicory and sub clover varieties. |
| Yass, NSW | Mark Suthern, Tony and Julie Reeves, Chris Shannon, Doug and Bill Painting | Increase animal production by lifting the ovulation rate of ewes grazing the lucerne pastures. Establish pasture systems that reduce salt loads and increase the area of perennial vegetation. |
| Holbrook, NSW | John and Anne Keogh | Using grazing management to improve pasture quality, persistence and utilization in different landclasses. |
