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Rex’s Recommendation #2 : Colin Seis – Outstanding NSW Farmer & Educator
“Colin Seis is a highly regarded leader in regenerative agriculture in Australia. His technique of pasture cropping is the first major change in the way crops have been grown for the last 10,000 years. The technique has been shown to improve Farm Ecosystems, Soil Ecosystems, Farm resilience and much more. Extensive soil testing on…
Review: Northern Rivers Electric Vehicle Forum 8 June 2019
There are more aspects to driving electric vehicles than just reducing your emissions, rapid acceleration and low maintenance costs.
Redesign Your Property to be Flood Resilient
There are some practical building upgrades you can take to make your home more flood resilient. Some ideas include: wet-proofing the lower level of a home by installing polished concrete or tiled floors can significantly reduce clean up and recovery efforts following floods. installing louvres in the walls of the lower level of your home…
Rex’s Recommendation #3 : Book – The Call of the Reed Warbler by Charles Massey
“We were extremely lucky to have Charles Massey discuss his book at the Bangalow A&I Hall in August 2018. I think this discussion between John Kempf and Dr Zach Bush at 01 hour 5 minutes and 26 seconds through sums up Charles Massey beautifully.” Rex Harris, Piccadilly Park, Bangalow
Rex Harris shares the books, movies, mentors and resources that drove regenerative change on his macadamia farm
For the next 6 weeks we are sharing Rex’s heart felt recommendations for you to watch, read, understand or do. This week, Rex’s first recommendation is to watch the documentary, Kiss the Ground. In my view this is one of the most important documentaries for education in land use management and general information on how…
Tiles instead of skirting boards
From the article in the Guardian below, Paddington (Brisbane) resident Rusty is quoted regarding the clean up after his flood adapted unit was inundated in the recent event: “Because of the way they’d tiled the place I was able to put a hose right through my unit,” he said. “Really there was no structural damage…