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Farmers improve productivity, resilience with RAMP

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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) connects small groups of farmers with trusted agriculture experts to build their knowledge and networks. Farmers participate in regular group sessions, and have access to a workbook, webinars, fact sheets, […]

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Successful mentoring programs lead to on-farm changes

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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 celebrated its first full program completion. The final guest lecture presentation was a panel discussion from the team of mentors, including Tony Hill, Brian Wehlburg, Glen Chapman, Fiona George (for

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Meet Our Mentors: Beef cattle breeder and trader Craig Carter

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“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 farmers through the Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program. They are helping to increase awareness of regenerative agriculture and the principles and practices that are available to better manage landscapes. Meet Craig

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On-farm changes through regenerative agriculture mentoring program

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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 mentoring program run by the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance, Farming Together and Southern Cross University, a number of farmers have started to implement meaningful changes on their properties. A mid-session review

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