Talking Leucaena
Join experienced leucaena graziers as they share their experiences and tips for successful establishment and management.
Introduction to Leucaena
All the basics of successful leucaena and pasture establishment with experienced agronomists
Stuart Buck and Ross Newman
Carbon Forum - Rockhampton
Access to researchers, carbon specialists and aggregators
Tuesday 26 October 2021
Welcome to the Leucaena Network
The Leucaena Network is a leading producer group in Australia's grass-fed beef industry.
Members include livestock producers, Leucaena and pasture seed growers, researchers and extension personnel.
Benefits of Leucaena
Let us introduce you to Leucaena, a high quality, long-lived leguminous forage tree that boosts live weight gain both per animal and per hectare, whilst reducing emissions.
Long Living
High Quality
Wonder Fodder
Low Emissions
Learn About Leucaena
Leucaena is a high quality, long-lived leguminous forage tree. Leucaena leucocephala or common Leucaena has been naturalised in Australia for over 100 years. Grazing varieties, Leucaena glabrata, were first introduced by the CSIRO in the 1950s for beef systems in tropical Australia.
Today more than 150,000 hectares of grazing Leucaena have been successfully established, predominately in central Queensland. More recent plantings are found across Northern Australia from the Top End of the Northern Territory and Cooktown in north Queensland and in southern Queensland to Goondiwindi.
Read more about using grazing Leucaena in our Fact Sheets
The History of Leucaena
Leucaena Fact
Sheets
Leucaena &
the Environment
10 Tips for Leucaena Establishment
The Economics of Leucaena
Leucaena Case
Studies
MEET A PRODUCER
LOGAN REID
Logan Reid is from 'Blackbull Station' Douglas Daly Northern Territory. He is one of our producers participating in a MLA funded Producer Demonstration Site (PDS) to showcase best practice establishment strategies for Northern Territory conditions including variety and row spacing.
In this video, Logan is commenting on the progress of his six-week old Leucaena, which was planted on the 12-13 January 2020.
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