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25.01.2022 There are a number of people stating that there have been less fires this season than pastwhy?

25.01.2022 Spreading watering points across your country can allow you to graze your country more efficiently and sustainably while delivering better results for your herd. #HerdThat #Gaziers #Sustainability

24.01.2022 We're excited to announce we have a new website! Check it out! https://buff.ly/2W3SpV0

24.01.2022 Have you #HerdThat, one of Spektrum Agribusiness’s specialities is Pasture resource assessment and monitoring? We can also provide support for Regulatory management and compliance, give us a call to discuss your pasture resource or regulatory management or compliance needs now!

24.01.2022 Funding Opportunitie$ In these unprecedented times government, organisations and philanthropists have really come to the fore. There are literally dozens, if not hundreds, of grants and funding support opportunities out there for business and not-for-profit organisations. Set some time aside each week to research what is available on a local, state and national level.... #Funding #RegionalAustralia #Philanthropy #GrowingCommunities #CommunityDevelopment #RegionalCommunities

22.01.2022 Meet Elise Petty, one half of the #Spektrum team. Originally hailing from North Queensland, north of Charters Towers, Elise has more than 20 years of #experience, working in and with private #business, #communities, #indigenous corporations, corporate organisations and #government agencies. Fun fact - Elise owned and operated women’s fashion boutique in Kununurra for 6 years alongside her consulting. ... #WomenInAgribusiness #Agribusiness #RegionalAustralia

21.01.2022 The iconic Boab - Adansonia Gregorii, endemic to the Kimberley region of Western Australia, and a picture of strength, resilience and endurance in an often harsh environment, but they're a thing of beauty too - delicate, sweetly perfumed flowers will spring from these ancient beings come November. credit Penney's Prints

20.01.2022 CRC NA Expressions of interest - Now open The Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) has today opened its latest competitive Expression of Interest funding round. This year we are looking for projects which address research priorities relating to the beef, rice, forestry, aquaculture, broadacre cropping, horticulture, sugar, health and Traditional Owner-led development sectors.... Industry organisations, researchers and research institutes, SMEs and community sectors are encouraged to submit their research proposal as part of the Expression of interest call. Key dates Expressions of interest open Monday 10 August 2020 Deadline for questions 5pm AEST Wednesday 23 September 2020 Expressions of interest close 5pm AEST Wednesday 30 September 2020 Notification to applicants (successful and unsuccessful) January 2021 2020/21 Research alignment: Identified research priorities The CRCNA’s investment in several strategic research collaborations has identified further priorities for investment in the beef, rice, broadacre cropping, forestry, aquaculture and health sectors. The relevant reports for each of the situational analyses are available from the publications page on the CRCNA's website. EOIs need to address one of the CRCNA's identified research priorities, which can be viewed by clicking on the green button below. For more information about the funding call, including details on eligibility and funding considerations, please refer to the EOI Guidelines. EOIs must be submitted via the online form, available below or via the website.

17.01.2022 This is a MUST DO event!!! Put it in your diaries today!

17.01.2022 An interesting read.

15.01.2022 Top 5 Tips for Grant Writing #Funding #RegionalAustralia #BuildingCommunities #Grants #GrantWritingTips

14.01.2022 Applications for Course 28 of the Australian Rural Leadership Program (ARLP) close on Sunday, 16 August 2020. The ARLP is a 15-month leadership program immersing rural, regional and remote leaders in a series of unique experiences to develop their leadership capabilities. It also gives participants valuable opportunities to nurture, challenge and build upon their leadership skills with people from diverse communities and industries. Do you know someone who would benefit from this fantastic program, or is it you? Nominate today!!

11.01.2022 Early weaning Nearly all stations wean their calves off the cows. But there is plenty of debate about how light you should take the calves off mum. If you wean at too high a weight the wet cows fall in a condition hole, and if they survive, don’t give you a calf for 2 years. If you go too light you have a needy hungry calf to feed, which without the right gear will be a challenge The lighter you wean the better the cow condition, greater the impact on fertility and the f...ewer cows that need dry season supplement. It works, few will argue with this. So how sort the early weaners? People who plan ahead and have feeders, quality supplement, saved paddocks, machinery, quality hay, etc have no problems managing early weaners. Without the right gear it can be a disaster. Segregating the lighter and heavier weaners helps and allows you to provide the right supplement for each class of weaner. Early weaning is worth while and typically will increase the profitability of the herd. #HerdThat #Spektrum #SpektrumAgriBusiness #AgriBusiness

10.01.2022 Dawn is breaking over Darwin Harbour as cattle load. The Australian Live Export Industry employs approx. 13,000 people each year. These jobs are predominantly in rural and regional areas, with the benefits of employment flowing on to families and remote communities. (Centre for International Economics, 2011) credit to Frontier International #HerdThat... #Cattle #Sustainability #Agribusiness #RegionalJobs #RegionalCommunities See more

10.01.2022 A great role if you are passionate about economic and social outcomes in the Kimberley

09.01.2022 Here's something to start off your week - The tenacity of nature - where there is a will there is a way. We can take a lot from nature to grow from the obstacles placed in our paths, our businesses must also grow from challenges, embracing and overcoming them to become stronger. #SpektrumAgriBusiness

08.01.2022 Please consider signing this today and provide closure to so many families who were affected by the government decision. https://nff.org.au/live-export-appeal/

08.01.2022 National Ag Day... this Friday. #thankafarmer

05.01.2022 Hands up if you miss travelling over our vast and beautiful land.

03.01.2022 REGIONAL REBOOT provides free support for regional WA businesses to strategically adapt their business models for post-covid19 markets. The program includes a ...free online webinar series with topics covering Financial Resilience, Business Reboot, Funding Reboot and Emotional Resilience. Registrations essential: www.agristart.com.au/regional-reboot For more information please contact [email protected]

03.01.2022 We work with #Indigenous businesses, #organisations and #communities right around Australia to review, develop and support their businesses, deliver #infrastructure, source funding, facilitate stakeholder engagement, government liaison and more. #StakeholderEngagement #GovernmentLiaison #SourceFunding #IndigenousBusiness #IndigenousAgriBusiness #IndigenousBusinessDevelopment #HerdThat #Graziers #BuildingCommunity

03.01.2022 Spektrum Agribusiness provides small business advisory services through the Kimberley Small Business Support. This is a free service for small business in the Kimberley. #SmallBusiness #AdviceAndMentoring #BusinessPlanning #StrategicPlanning #SMESupport

02.01.2022 Mulla Mulla Ptilotus Exaltatus or Pink Mulla Mulla Found right across the NT, Kimberley and Pilbara regions. A native weed, it grows voraciously, you can stumble across large patches of this brilliant colour. ... #Spektrum

01.01.2022 Here's a #FridayFunny with an outdoorsy feel for you! #HerdThat #TGIF

01.01.2022 The question on everyone’s lips. What will this wet season bring? Indications at this stage are for a good wet, with an above average starts in the North West, East and Central Australia. Weather prediction to Dec 2020 The remainder of the year is likely to see above average rainfall across the eastern two thirds of the country. October to December days and nights are likely to be warmer than average across parts of northern Australia. The Bureau's ENSO Outlook is now ...at La Niña, meaning a La Niña is underway in the tropical Pacific. The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) index is within negative threshold values with most models sustaining these negative values into October. La Niña and a negative IOD typically increase the likelihood of above average rainfall across much of Australia during spring and early summer. Follow BOM to keep up to date with all the latest weather patterns. https://buff.ly/SeD6EK

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