Andrew Zerner

The golden wattles are blooming, the wild peaches are in blossom - but the calendar still says winter. Discover why Andrew tracks six seasons instead of four, and what this in-between time means for pasture budgeting, cattle manure, and making confident grazing decisions.

Many first-time farmers damage their pasture without realising it. Two simple grazing mistakes—poor pasture recovery and too many animals heading into winter—quietly undermine small farms. Here’s how to manage grazing so your land improves each season instead of sliding backwards.

Bunya Season marks the subtle shift between peak summer growth and preparation for cooler months. Guided by the rhythms of the bunya pine and seasonal pasture changes, it’s a time to observe the land, adjust grazing decisions and store feed for the seasons ahead.