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Figure 15. Site 5- Series of photographs taken at LCAT 4 site( below the rock chute) represented by the line that is this colour in Figure 14.
Small-scale sites
Grazing land management
At the small-scale sites there were various levels of restriction on grazing following remediation. These are listed in Table 2. Three of the four sites with electric fencing, specifically around the treated area, failed within the three years of monitoring. Two had failed by 2022 and were not repaired by the grazier, and one site was effective until mid-2024. For the remaining sites most of the landholders managed grazing by modifying their
established grazing and rest regimes. A common practice was to exclude cattle for two wet seasons and then to manage the site as part of the larger paddock( e. g. giving full or partial rest in the wet season).
Maintenance
An overview of the maintenance requirements at the 19 small-scale sites are provided in Table 3 and Figure 16.
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