Central and Southern NSW was once dominated by deep-rooted, perennial-based grassy woodlands. Since European settlement, landscapes have transformed to highly annualised systems in both cropping and permanent grazing areas where annual grasses and weeds have had a major impact not only on farm production but on ecosystem health, function and resilience. This project empowers farmers to use the latest research on species and management to increase perenniality within farming landscapes via their pastures. When adapted to regional circumstances, these enhanced pastures have the capability to be carried out across over 80% of the land area, making potential scalability extremely high.