The Jarrett family has farmed in the Orange region for more than 30 years, building See Saw Wine around organic production and a deep commitment to land stewardship. They have
Southern Cross University (SCU), in collaboration with the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) and the Australian Macadamia Society (AMS), is leading
After installing one of Australia’s largest solar-diesel irrigation pumps, Karin Stark and her family faced major challenges with reliability and sustainability. But they haven’t given up. With plans to connect to
Since 1993, Southern Cross University (SCU) has helped develop Australian tea tree oil into a globally competitive industry. By working closely with our partners, AgriFutures
In partnership with her husband and her parents, Erin Wise owns and leases 1500 acres of land in Central West NSW. They run 1400 breeding
Laurel Bright had always loved the Northern Rivers region. When she bought 392 acres at Sleepy Hollow in 2010, she didn’t know anything about cattle
With 120 acres in the Byron Shire hinterland, Jeanie Wylie knows she is incredibly lucky. Her property, Frida’s Field, was one of the area’s original
Miranda Liebmann grew up in the city, worked as a geologist at mining sites in Western Australia and then took a desk job. When her
Macadamia farmer Ross Arnett describes his 2,000-tree property, Malua, as an “evolution”. He started implementing regenerative agriculture practices in 2010, but knows there is always
Gina Lopez has seen her region decimated by bushfires and floods. The last few years have held many challenges for farmers – compacted and poor
After yet another 14-hour day in an unfulfilling job, Julie Humphris came home one night and said: “I want to buy a farm.” With the
Alongside her parents, Andrew and Kim, and brother Jon, Eleanor Revell is taking a more hands on role in the management of her family’s 10,000-tree
Jamie Williamson and his wife, Jenette, have 3000 macadamia trees. The farm was dark, overgrown and faced serious soil, pest and erosion issues when they
Trial name: Multispecies cover crops in subtropical horticultural plantations Funding body: Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Farmer: Tom Silver Main Crops: Avocados, Macadamias Farm
Regen Farmers Mutual Case Study Regen Farmers Mutual (RFM) employs a unique business model that was co-designed by a group of farmers, conservationists and Landcare
Multispecies summer cover crops for Western Australian cropping systems Lead Professor Terry Rose Facey Group Inc South-Western WA The Regenerative Agriculture Alliance and Southern Cross
