160 million hectares managed for biodiversity outcomes min read

160 million hectares of cattle-producing land is actively managed for biodiversity outcomes.

This area is larger than the size of all European Union farms combined.

55% of cattle-producing land, representing almost 160 million hectares of surveyed Australian grazing land is being actively managed for biodiversity, where on-farm management activities directly contribute to positive environmental and biodiversity outcomes.

These results include both environmental management and active grazing management such as fencing, weed and pest management, paddock spelling, and water access management.