• Provide information in everyday language.  We network with other groups, scientists
• Staff give one-on-one help, property visits can be arranged if needed
• Organise one-on-one and group graining for almost any topic.  Past training has included: property mapping software, how to use a GPS unit, understanding vegetation management, legumes, soil health etc.
• Provide an opportunity for linking in with other farmers, agribusinesses, consultants, researchers to access relevant and useful information
• identify opportunities and support members apply for incentive programs.  This includes help filling out forms.
• Educate the community on the good job local farmers and graziers are doing to management and improve our natural resources 
• Respond to natural resource management issues on behalf of the farming community.

Financial incentives for On-Farm Work

To support landholders to make voluntary changes on property, Landcare, with support of the Dawson Catchment Coordinating Association and other organisations, is able to offer source funding to improve and manage natural resources.  Some examples of previous funding include fencing of creek banks, relocating watering points for stock, satellite mps for property management planning and water monitoring.  for more information contact the Landcare office.