Groundcover Program Application Due Friday 16th October 2015

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Total Grazing Pressure
Q1. Tell us about your property management history

Groundcover Program Application

Groundcover Program Application - Due Friday 16th October 2015

Make sure you have read and understood the guidelines before starting this application.

Contact / Business Details

Every field must be completed

Contact Name Please include first and last name – not initials
Company Name
Location of project (property)
Mailing Address
WLL, Lot, DP number
Telephone
Fax
Mobile
Email
ABN
Trading Name
GST Registered	Yes / No
Local Land Services Office
Local Land Services case officer
Additional Properties linked to application (where applicable)

What will we call this project? (less than ten words)

Project Summary: (maximum 150 words)

E.g. upgrade the western boundary to TGP standard to enclose McDonald’s Paddock.

This project proposal includes:

Area of project	ha
Km length of fencing	km
Number of trap yards installed
Number of water points installed

What type of project are you applying for? (Use the checklist below to determine the project type)

Total Grazing Pressure

Sub-divisional Fencing

□ Project encloses an area with TGP standard fencing

□ Proposed trap yards are inside the project area

□ Proposal does not include water infrastructure

□ Project divides an area that is already enclosed with TGP fencing

□ Water infrastructure is inside the project area

□ Proposal does not include trap yards

Who else is involved? What additional properties, other than your own, are affected by this project? (Applicable to TGP fencing proposals only, sub-divisional fencing proposals proceed to Q1)

Q1. Tell us about your property management history

Provide some background on the works you have undertaken to improve the natural resource condition of your property (whether funded or not), including training courses you have attended, or relevant skills you have attained etc.

How does this project fit in with the overall management of your property? – infrastructure already completed, other projects, fencing completed on neighbouring properties

Q2. What are you planning to do?

In point form please detail the works that will be carried out as a result of this project.

Example:

Fence section 1 = 16km of internal existing fencing along the western and southern sides of Happy Valley paddock (see map) will require dismantling.
Clear to a total width of 30m using our stick rake.
The fence will be replaced by black Waratah star pickets at 8m spacing with 1 bottom high tensile barbed wire at 60mm from ground level, Waratah 7/90/30 Stocktite and another Waratah barbed wire on top.
The end assemblies for this section will be upgraded to railway line with drill rod stays.
Install trap yard on ‘short water’
Install trap yard on ‘Kiwi Tank’

N.B. – these activities should also be reflected in your property calendar

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