As a trusted collaborator, we empower Aussie farmers to implement a regenerative agriculture journey.
We all want to leave the land in better condition than when we arrived.
Navigating the journey to regeneration is different for each farmer and we know it can feel overwhelming to decide where to start and what to do next. Farming is more than just principles, practices, and measurements. It is a deeper understanding of how we connect as stewards with the land.
No Carbon in the Soil
Industrial farming practices that result in bare agricultural ground releases carbon into the atmosphere.
Reduction of Biodiversity
Industrial farming methods have depleted our natural biodiversity, accelerated species extinction and destroyed much of the world’s natural wildlife habitat.
Drought & Desertification
A third of earth’s soil is acutely degraded due to industrial agriculture resulting in desertification with over 40% of the world’s population affected.
What we can do about it
By transitioning to regenerative agricultural practices, we can help rebuild carbon levels.
Multi-species cropping & cover crops
Multi-Species cropping increases diversity in farming systems by growing a variety of different plants together. It is the most effective way to improve soil health and reverses damage caused by years of industrial, full tillage farming practices.
In practical terms, this means that a system of regenerative agriculture will look more like a natural ecosystem than a mono-cultured field.
Holistic grazing
Cattle play a fundamental role in regenerating our soils. Holistic grazing frequently rotates livestock to help restore deserts back into grasslands.
This gives the pasture a chance to recover fully before being re-grazed, which benefits the soil, wildlife and ensures that manure is spread evenly.
Water cycle restoration
Restoring the natural water cycles supports the soil's ability to absorb water when it rains and release it when it is dry. Combining this with agroforestry, where trees and plants are grown with crops and pasture, enhances the lands capacity to store water.
This moderates air and soil temperature, helps repair water cycles, supports biodiversity, draws down carbon and enhances soil organic matter.
The impact on our environment.
Increasing carbon in the soil cleans our air, saves water, improves biodiversity, and grows healthier food.
Improved biodiversity
Supports climate stability through functioning ecosystems. These natural systems incorporate the whole, leaving roles for everything to work in harmony.
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