Internationally acclaimed rancher Alejandro Carrillo is returning to Australia and is teaming up with David McLean of Resource Consulting Services (RCS), to deliver a unique, 2-day grazing workshop that is intentionally designed with rangeland pastoralists in mind.

Alejandro hails from Las Damas Ranch, in the heart of the Chihuahuan Desert, Mexico, where he has evolved his grazing management to increase pasture diversity, rain infiltration and the length of the growing season, while repairing the water cycle and improving profitability. He is currently experiencing one of the driest times in living memory in his region and is acutely aware of the importance of coming together, sharing game-changing insights, and supporting each other. 

David has worked closely with producers across Australia for decades, particularly in the Northern livestock industry. He has a keen understand the challenges graziers face in various contexts and uses his extensive knowledge and experience to support, challenge, and champion them as they pursue their visions.

Day one the 21st May will be held at the Rodney Seccombe Centre, QANTAS Founders Museum in Longreach.

 This will be a day of theory, discussion and strategy.

Day two the 22nd May will be held at Latrobe Station 45 mins from Longreach.

The Brown family invite producers and community members to see their results from trialing Alejandro's methods discussed on his first visit. It is a chance to see the results firsthand, ask questions, and explore these strategies on your own land.