We do this by offering the tools you need to see your local land strategy come to life. Through education programs and support services we deliver outstanding results.
We recognise the critical work of Natural Resource Management Groups in protecting Australia’s land, water, soil, plants, and animals. We’re committed to supporting your funding goals and empowering your farmers with our expertise in farming sustainably.
This includes courses – Farming & Grazing for Profit®, Grazing for Profit®, and Grazing Clinics. We also provide advisory and deliver special projects.
Each of our courses bring their own benefits and wisdom, much of which is outlined below. You are now able to book a fully inclusive education package in your region, for a fixed price. What a great way to support your local farmers and improve the landscape.
There’s much to discuss, so please read on below and call me when you’re ready for a chat.
Jo Quinlan | Operations Manager | NRMG Hotline 1800 356 004
Unlock expert training and maximise your ROI. As an NRMG you can now access high-quality courses at a fixed price. We leverage economies of scale, meaning you can benefit from lower costs per person with a strong return on investment. With our structured packages, you’ll find the perfect fit for your strategy. A minimum of 15 participants is required and we can support you in promoting your course.
Helping Australian farmers thrive. Our team of experienced consultants provides personalised support, from expert advice and coaching to data-driven tools and analysis. We work with individual farmers and peer groups alike, turning our knowledge into actionable plans that boost profitability, efficiency, and sustainability. Contact us today to discuss how we can help you achieve your community goals of improved sustainability.
Support Farmers, Secure the Future. We create custom projects to empower farmers with knowledge and tools for sustainable practices. For example, we’ve helped 24 businesses in the Rangelands build drought resilience through workshops, data-driven software, and regenerative grazing practices. Let’s discuss how we can tackle your region’s challenges, from soil health to climate change adaptation. Together, we can build a thriving future for your farmers and land.
Terry McCosker | Founder
Enhanced Impact on Land Management: Working with RCS leads to more successful operations in the region, significantly impacting land management change towards climate resilience.
Showcasing Regional Innovation: Collaboration with RCS provides an opportunity to showcase the region’s innovative management techniques, demonstrating what is possible in terms of productivity and economic co-benefits.
Increased Education and Exposure to New Ideas: RCS collaborations bring an increased level of education, enhancing knowledge and skill development. This covers various aspects like managing people, land, livestock, and business.
Improved Monitoring and Decision Making: Working with RCS improves the level of monitoring of key measurements, which informs and drives decision-making based on factual data rather than solely intuition.
Better Adaptation to Climate Variability: Landholders gain a deeper understanding of how to adapt to seasonal and climate variability for long term farm resilience.
Once you have set your course date you’ll need to promote it. We offer a Free Level of Marketing Support or a paid version called Support+
In addition to your own event marketing we’ll promote to our large audience.
In addition to the Free options Marketing Plus+ provides the complete service.
Complete the form below and one of our team will reach out and arrange a time to chat about bringing our programs and services to your region. Alternatively, you can free call us on 1800 356 004.
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