Climate and Weather Trend Analysis for Western Queensland Grazing
Western Queensland grazing regions are experiencing more hot days, fewer cool nights, and changing rainfall patterns — trends that are reshaping livestock management and increasing risks to production. This interactive tool analyses climate patterns, hot days, and rainfall data to help landholders make informed decisions, manage heat stress, and plan for resilient and productive properties.
Funded in partnership with the Rural Economies Centre of Excellence (RECoE), and SQNNSW Innovation Hub, University of Southern Queensland, the analysis provides practical insights for grazing planning and risk management.
