Women of the Gulf – Erica Hughes
On International Women’s Day, meet Erica Hughes, creator of the virtual produce market Farmer Meets Foodie.
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The Gulf Croaker March 2022 edition
Download the latest Gulf Croaker magazine for all the latest on the Gulf Region and Gulf Savannah NRM. We’re featuring inspirational Gulf women for International Women’s Day.
Glider project encourages Etheridge teens to sciences
Gulf Savannah NRM is backing a project to encourage Etheridge Shire teenagers to pursue careers in the STEM fields – science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
What’s next for the wet? Latest seasonal climate outlook
It’s been a good start to the wet season across most of the Gulf region, but what’s next? Our John McLaughlin has been crunching the latest climate data to bring you this video update for the Gulf.
GPS cattle monitor trial in the Gulf region
Our E-Beef project is trialling Ceres Tags on bulls at Eveleigh Station near Mount Surprise. The tags are a world first direct to satellite tag, sending location, movement and animal health data.
They can run for 10 years without a battery change.
How to help bees and insects to help you
How to attract and encourage native bees and insects at your place. Our Powerful Pollinators project shows how bees and insects can help your farm. Get insects working for you by pollinating your produce.
Download our Powerful Pollinators information brochure.
Latest Gulf region seasonal climate outlook
Our Gulf wet season is off to a good start in many places, with cyclone Tiffany and the monsoon dropping some good rain here and there.
What’s next? Well, our John McLachlan has been working the forecast models, measuring the Madden Julian Oscillation and the Equatorial Rossby waves to bring you the latest on the Gulf region weather for the next few weeks.
Thumbs up for Gulf Savannah NRM
An independent review of Gulf Savannah NRM says the organisation is delivering results for Gulf region communities, building capacity and developing strategic partnerships.
How the Gulf Croaker got its name
Our quarterly magazine has been called the Gulf Croaker for as long as we can remember. It took its name from a frog, but which one? And why?