Farmers have gained valuable skills and expert advice thanks to our two Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Programs. In July, the NSW Environmental Trust funded 12-month RAMP
A three-day workshop will help graziers maintain animal performance and ensure they have enough pasture, while also improving their farm’s profitability and biodiversity. Organised by
Soil carbon sequestration has the potential to be a game-changer for agricultural productivity and the resilience of landscapes, regions and farming communities. The Soil Carbon
“I am excited about being part of a group that is provoking thought or shifting a perspective through sharing, curiosity and growth.” We are proud
“Farming is tough … concentrate on what you can control and let the rest take care of itself.” We are proud to introduce you to
“Farmers need to have a clear vision of the future to enable them to make decisions towards that future.” We are proud to introduce you
“Farmers should not be afraid to respectfully ask ‘why’.” We are proud to introduce you to some of the amazing farm mentors working with other
Multispecies cover crops have been a hot topic of conversation in the world of horticulture, due to their perceived ability to sequester carbon, break up
Colin Seis, a sheep farmer from the NSW Central Tablelands, is regarded as one of the pioneers of regenerative agriculture in Australia. But during the
Farming Together’s sister organisation, the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance, is extremely proud to announce we are the Media Partner for the Biochar 2030 Roadmap. It has
Lead researchers involved with Southern Cross University’s $2.5 million Soil Extension Program shared their knolwledge with Northern Rivers farmers at a recent tea tree farming
Making the shift from conventional to regenerative agriculture is a big decision – there’s a lot to learn and understand. But thanks to an innovative
