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Grants for Flood Effected Landholders
Thanks to the Byron Shire Council and their Agricultural Extension Officer, Andrew Cameron for sharing this information. We are happy to share it with our networks and encourage you to share to yours. The Livestock Flood Recovery Webinar advertised below was postponed. Register to hear when it gets rescheduled. Rural Financial Counselling services -…
Land Use / News / ZEB EventsGood Fire Live – Cultural Burning brought to you by ZEB & the Ingrained Foundation
Sunday May 28th was a huge hit! Zero Emissions Byron presented a day long program that explained and demonstrated the Good Fire cultural burning project to a sold out crowd at a property on the Koonyum Range. In attendance were local landholders of open forest country, academics, restoration professionals, council staff, a lone councillor and…
FIELD DAY!
Come along to a very special field day brought to you by Banyula, the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance at Southern Cross University, and the Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia – PIEFA Held on an amazing 900-acre property just outside of Clunes , this will be an epic event co-hosted by filmmaker Damon Gameau and regenerative agriculture…
RePlant Byron takes root
While not everyone can afford to buy solar panels or an electric vehicle to reduce their carbon emissions, anyone can plant a tree.
Rex’s Recommendation #4 : John Kempf – Regen Ag Specialist
John Kempf is an entrepreneur, speaker, podcast host and teacher. He is passionate about the potential of well managed agriculture ecosystems to reverse ecological degradation. John believes regenerative agriculture management systems can: regenerate producer profitability and create economic incentives for producers produce crops that are inherently resistant to possible infections by insects, bacteria, fungi, nematodes…
Rex’s Recommendation #5 : Book – Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown
Soil health pioneer Gabe Brown did not set out to write a book on no-till, regenerative agriculture but that was the end product of his research into a new method of farming that would bring back life to his farm, rather than taking away from it. As a series of weather-related crop disasters put the…
