Better Pastures,
Quantifiable Carbon.
We help graziers choose, establish and manage pastures that lift production, and measure the carbon they store.
Helping graziers get more from their pastures while looking after their land and soils
Since 2008, our family-owned business has worked with Australia’s leading researchers and graziers to find the pastures that pay, trial them on working properties and help you put them to work.
The payoff, measured
More cattle liveweight per hectare every year, worth about $200/ha, from improved legume-grass pasture compared with buffel grass over seven years on a central Queensland property1
Heavier carcases from cattle grazing buffel grass pastures with Progardes® Desmanthus added2
Lower methane intensity in the wet season from the same cattle2
1 Independent analysis by Bush AgriBusiness (2026), using the property’s long-term business data. 2 CSIRO-led commercial grazing trial at Cungelella, published in Animal Production Science (Charmley et al. 2025). Results vary with season, soil and management. See our Disclaimer.
How we work
SCIENCE
DEMONSTRATIONS
PERFORMANCE
Focused on maximising establishment and productivity improvement
VALUE
Driving pasture productivity
with science and integrity
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Australia’s #1 Desmanthus. Highly palatable, high in protein, large dry matter production, deep tap roots, nitrogen delivery and strong drought tolerance.
Agrimix has an extensive R&D program underway to develop new legumes and tree species for pasture land across Australia.
Planned, planted and proven in your paddocks. Our agronomists help you match the right pasture to your soils, seasons and goals, from planning through to establishment.
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Justin Kirkby
Justin Kirkby purchased a run down farm in 2005. Learn how he has worked to regenerate it back to all perennial pastures…
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How do we build a clearer, evidence-based picture of the carbon balance of Australian wool production? 🐑🌱
Our work with Australian Wool Innovation is featured in the latest edition of Beyond the Bale.
At Achill Station in the New England, we’re combining on-farm measurement, eddy covariance flux data, process-based modelling and whole-farm carbon accounting to better understand carbon moving through the grazing system — including livestock emissions, plant growth and soil carbon change.
The goal: stronger evidence for woolgrowers to support future market, insetting and sustainability opportunities.
Thanks to Australian Wool Innovation, Achill Station, Integrity Ag and LI-COR for supporting the project.
Read more via the link in bio.
#AustralianWool #Woolgrowers #SoilCarbon #CarbonAccounting #Agriculture #SustainableAgriculture #AgrimixFlux
Lachie in Darwin for the Australian Rangeland Society conference 🌾
Long-term Brigalow Catchment Study results had desmanthus as the only pasture of four with ground cover, stocking rate and cattle daily gains all trending up — and new August 2026 liveweight data backing the newly planted desmanthus paddock.
Out on the field trip, desmanthus and butterfly pea still green on the floodplain fringe late in the dry. Plus a few proper Territory locals.
#Agrimix #Progardes #Desmanthus #Rangelands #NorthernBeef
What`s your soil temp running at?
Ours is still too low — not close to sowing yet. That matters because tropicals are warm-season plants. Sow too cold and most will still germinate, but slowly. Weak seedlings that struggle to establish, and can leave you with a patchy stand.
But temp only tells you when you could sow. Not whether the paddock`s ready.
That`s the bit that comes first — amendments, nutrients, weeds, species and rate, seed lined up. None of it depends on soil temp, and most of it takes time.
Book a pasture planning conversation with Agrimix Agronomic Services — link in bio.
#pasture #agronomy #tropicalpastures #soiltemperature #graziers #pasturemanagement #agrimix
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