Keep the Momentum in your Regenerative Farm Business

Sharpen your Sword. Tony Robbins, along with other influential figures, underscores the critical importance of dedicating time to “Sharpen our Sword/Axe,” a concept rooted in a timeless proverb often attributed to Abraham Lincoln: “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will 

Collaboration can give great benefits

Farming Together Webinar Series Neighbouring farmers joining forces Collaborating with your neighbour can deliver some significant advantages including sharing equipment, resources and land, and some pleasantly, unexpected surprises! Watch Webinar Now

Composts, Preps and Soil Biology Field Day – Resources

Composts, Preps and Soil Biology Field Day – Resources

For those that could make it to our Composts, Preps and soil biology field day, thanks for sharing this great day with us.  We hope you got some great ideas and inspiration for your farm business? The following resources will allow you to continue your 

A way forward for Australian Farming and Regional Communities – Regenerative Agriculture

A way forward for Australian Farming and Regional Communities – Regenerative Agriculture

This is a collection of thoughts and ideas around creating a agriculture policy document aimed at promoting regenerative agriculture and its development in Australia.  The original concept started as a conversation online between myself and a few other farmers, practitioners and educators about what we 

The Rule of Succession and “Weed” Management

The Rule of Succession and “Weed” Management

Many times we encounter plants within our grazing and farming systems that we find undesirable. These are often classed as weeds, but over recent times I have stopped using the term weed as it implies that the plant is not useful.  When environmental conditions within 

Regenerative Techniques and Tools

Regenerative Techniques and Tools

We previously discussed the definition of Regenerative Agriculture which the term has been around for more than 30 years.  But when it comes down to it, a definition is not what is needed.  By defining the term we tend to restrict and segregate activity, farms 

National Landcare Innovation in Agriculture Awardee to Speak in Guyra

National Landcare Innovation in Agriculture Awardee to Speak in Guyra

For many of us, where we find ourselves on any given day may not resemble where we thought we would be when we started out on our journey. When Jeff Pow purchased Southampton Homestead in 2006, he started with a Bed and Breakfast and a 

Regenerative Farming Tour – Sept 2017

Regenerative Farming Tour – Sept 2017

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Multiplicity of Regenerative Business Models

Multiplicity of Regenerative Business Models

With an aim of developing a regenerative business, we work through our holistic planning process and need to decide on regenerative business models that fits our circumstance and our Holistic Context (Holistic Goal).  The model that you choose needs to fit your requirements and may 

Regenerative Food System

Regenerative Food System

Sometimes the impacts that supermarkets have had on our food supply are not always immediately evident. This article from The Monthly in 2014, highlighted the case in Tasmania and the effect of the dominance of the supermarkets and their buying behaviour has had on what was