Graziers
FBA recognises the valuable role that graziers play in caring for the region and has a dedicated team of Land Management Officers who work to help them create more profitable and sustainable businesses.
FBA is a not for profit organisation. Along with the services below, we offer regular workshops and training opportunities, many of which are free.
If you don’t know where to start, fill in this form and an FBA Land Management Officer will give you a call.
Current assistance available to graziers:
Farm Advisory Services
FBA’s farm advisory services seeks to connect farmers with specialists in profitable, productive and sustainable land management. If you’re looking to innovate and don’t know where to start we can link you with the right service providers and share the cost*.
Improving Groundcover
The Grazing Resilience and Sustainable Solutions (GRASS) program can help graziers improve poor and degraded land and meet the requirements under the Reef protection regulations.
Carbon Farming for Central Queensland Graziers
The carbon market is providing a unique opportunity for landholders to improve their land condition as well as gain returns on productive, unproductive or unused land.
FBA Assistance
Property planning, one-on-one visits and training and financial assistance to implement property improvement works. Register your interest now.
FREE FarmMap4D license
Complimentary one-year PREMIUM license for MapFarm 4D (valued at $750) for eligible landholders. Conditions apply.
Market Certification System Audit Reimbursement
Up to 70% of audit costs, capped at $700 per financial year per business. Conditions apply.
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