Sustainability Series: Time Controlled Grazing: Impact on soil carbon, nitrogen and more

Time-Controlled Grazing (TCG) has been promoted for its potential to improve soil health, pasture productivity, and livestock performance. However, its adoption in Australia has been limited due to conflicting scientific evidence. Research with QUT compared paired paddocks under TCG and conventional grazing management, measuring for impact on soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration, nitrogen and biodiversity. Speakers: Dr. David Rowlings, QUT - Centre for Agriculture and Bioeconomy Dr. Elaine Mitchell, QUT - Institute for Future Environments Geoff Murrell, Pastoral Partners Australia - General Manager Julia Waite, Host - Meat and Livestock Australia This event was recorded on Sept 10, 2025.