Yarn on the Aroona Farm
Outdoors, Environment & Wildlife
Connect with landcare enthusiasts on a working cattle farm focused on sustainability and conservation.
Details
Sunday 12 July 2026
1:30pm - 5:00pm
Mutdapilly QLD 4307
$
Free
Connect with landcare enthusiasts on a working cattle farm focused on sustainability and conservation.
Sunday 12 July 2026
1:30pm - 5:00pm
Mutdapilly QLD 4307
Free
Experience a unique gathering on Yugara Country at Aroona Farm, where you can meet others passionate about landcare, farming, and sustainability. Bring your snacks and enjoy engaging discussions on managing grazing, breeding herds, and biodiversity in a working cattle property.
This event offers a rare insight into how nature conservation and sustainable beef production coexist, showcasing a property with over 50 years of cattle farming and diverse native vegetation supporting conservation-significant wildlife.
Enjoy the chance to learn about protecting threatened species such as koalas, powerful owls, and glossy black-cockatoos, all while connecting with like-minded community members.
This is an on-farm event held on a working cattle property with a breeding herd of over 300 cattle managed using sustainable grazing practices. The event focuses on best management practices to maximize land condition for both environmental and economic benefits.
Participants will discuss topics including grazing management, herd breeding, and biodiversity conservation. The property honors the legacy of Dr Robin and Kathleen Stock, who donated it to the Queensland Trust for Nature in 2015.
Tea and coffee will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a plate of morning tea to share. It’s a free event but bookings are required.
The event takes place at Aroona Farm in Mutdapilly, QLD 4307, on Yugara Country. The exact address will be emailed to attendees two days before the event.
Please wear suitable clothing, footwear, and insect repellant. Bring your own chair and water bottle to stay hydrated. Follow parking signs and wear clean shoes to avoid bringing contaminants onto the farm.
This is a free event but requires prior booking to attend. Attendees should be sun safe by slipping on a shirt, slopping on sunscreen, and slapping on a hat.
The farm is a working cattle property, so safety and respect for the environment are paramount. Please adhere to instructions regarding parking and footwear.
Bringing a plate of morning tea to share is welcomed, fostering community spirit and connection.
The event is free to attend but bookings are essential to receive the exact location details. Reserve your spot early to ensure participation in this unique landcare gathering.
For more information and to book, visit the event website linked below.