Hard spinifexes (Triodia basedowii, T. lanigera,T. longiceps and T. wiseana) are some of the many plant species found in the Western Australian rangelands.
This page provides links to the Pastoral Remote Sensing (PRS) application – based on satellite imagery – that provides mapping tools and estimates of cumulative rainfall, total green biomass, total
The pasture condition and management guide for the Pilbara rangelands in Western Australia describes the region's 12 most common pasture types – by soil group and dominant plants – with a descripti
This information is for pastoralists, resource managers, government staff and others with an interest in the productivity and maintenance of rangeland pastures in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
Landowners who wish to protect and manage native vegetation on their property may enter into an agreement (covenant) with the Commissioner of Soil and Land Conservation under s30 of the Soil an
Banana spotting bugs are an impediment to the commercial production of most fruit trees including mangoes. The bugs are difficult to detect on the tree and can cause major and frequent damage.
The table below provides suggested maximum velocities of surface water flow on various soils. This information can be used when designing surface water management structures.
Wire grass (Eriachne obtusa) is one of many plant species found in the Western Australian rangelands. This page provides a summary of the plant's value for pastoralism.
