
Meet the ‘mini beasts’ of regenerative farming
They may be small, but dung beetles are some of the hardest working creatures on farms in the Northern Rivers. They improve soil health, break

They may be small, but dung beetles are some of the hardest working creatures on farms in the Northern Rivers. They improve soil health, break

LISTEN: Dr John Grant from Southern Cross University talks about soils. “ Soils tend to be hugely neglected or taken for granted. Soils are not

Janelle Schafer is an extension officer for the Lismore Node of the Southern Queensland Northern NSW Innovation hub, based at the Living Classroom in Bingara,

A landscape rehydration project near Nimbin in Northern NSW will contribute to the landholders’ vision to stabilise the site, protect the catchment from erosion and

Lee Fieldhouse from Island Biologicals was the key attraction at Nambucca Valley Landcare’s most recent producer workshop, the first in a series run by local

How does a farm extension advisor pass their time with the SQNNSW Innovation Hub? Gavin Tinning is based at Southern Cross University and works across

The Lismore Node of the SQNNSW Innovation Hub is contributing to catchment regeneration projects being managed by Rous County Council. Rous’s Watershed Initiative has now

Our Bingara Extension Officer, Janelle Schafer, was recently invited to Mitiamo, a family farm at Palla, near Bingara in Northern NSW. It’s the home of

An “engaging and rewarding” program developed by Southern Cross University has helped farmers improve their sustainability, productivity and resilience. The Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP)

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