​Have you ever been looking for something and felt like there were just too many websites, apps, and resources to remember which is which, and end up overwhelmed? The wonderful Kathleen Brack of the West Gippsland CMA has put together this fantastic document which breaks down over 40 resources into simple categories, with little descriptions of each resource. Click the image above to download!

Growing Southern Gippsland's tenth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Schreurs and Sons in Tarwin Lower, who grow vegetables for local and international export.

Schreurs and Sons relocated from Cranbourne to Tarwin Lower several years ago, due to the suburban sprawl taking over surrounding land, making the area unsuitable for farming.
Watch the snapshot video to gain an insight into Schreurs and Sons and how their journey may be relevant to your own.
The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase our 12 case study farms throughout the project and into the future.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit 
​www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au

Growing Southern Gippsland's ninth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Mirboo Farm in Mirboo, owned by David and Kirsten Jones. This small property intensively grows garlic and has set aside land for native vegetation and wildlife.
David and Kirsten are also involved in the Meeniyan Garlic festival which is a celebration of locally produced Southern Gippsland food. The festival has grown from strength to strength and is a major event on the Gippsland calendar.
Watch the snapshot video to gain an insight into Mirboo Farm and how their journey may be relevant to your own.
The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase our 12 case study farms throughout the project and into the future.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook and News and Events page or visit 
​www.growingsoutherngippsland.com.au

Growing Southern Gippsland's eighth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Malabar Farm in Tarwin Lower, owned by Jenny and Paul O'Sullivan. This 660 hectare property supports beef and lamb production while keeping native vegetation aside for wildlife. Shelterbelts are incorporated into the property to provide windbreaks and shade for stock.
Jenny and Paul also run Gippsland Food Adventures which combines their passion for farming, food, wine and cooking. Innovative experiential adventures are organised showcasing Gippsland's fine produce and its people.
Watch the snapshot video to gain an insight into Malabar Farm and how their journey may be relevant to your own.
The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase Malabar Farm throughout the project and into the future.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit 
​www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au​

Introducing Jacinta and Tony Van Steklenberg of Greedy Guts Farm in Loch, who feature here in the 7th video of Growing Southern Gippsland's 'Farm Profile Series'.
Jacinta and Tony run a small lifestyle farm of mixed regenerative agriculture practice, including, beef, chickens, fruit and vegetables. Their aim is to sustainably grow enough food to feed their family, teaching their children and grandchildren where their food comes from in the process, as well as improving the soil quality and capturing carbon.
Watch this video and learn more about this little farm. The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase Jacinta and Tony throughout the project.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit
www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au

Growing Southern Gippsland's sixth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Paul and Samantha Crock, of Gippsland Natural Beef in Fish Creek. Watch the video and learn more about another of our 12 case studies. The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase Gippsland Natural Beef throughout the project.Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit 
​www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au

​For further information on the Growing Southern Gippsland project please contact Joel Geoghegan on 0409 705 652

Growing Southern Gippsland's fifth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Dan and Amelia Bright of Amber Creek Farm in Fish Creek. Dan and Amelia operate a mixed enterprise farming business growing free range pigs and operating a timber milling operation. They source locally grown agroforestry and salvaged timbers from Southern Gippsland and are also active in the Prom Coast Food Collective. Watch the video and learn more about another of our 12 case studies. The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase Amber Creek Farm throughout the project.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit 
www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au

​For further information on the Growing Southern Gippsland project please contact Joel Geoghegan on 0409 705 652

It's that time of year again, time for our Bass Coast Landcare Network Annual General Meeting! This year it will be held at the Corinella Community Centre, followed up by a presentation from an inspiring speaker, a walk to a future cultural burn site, and concluding with a delicious lunch at Fig & the Bay. Please click the flyer to enlarge for more information.
Click the link in the flyer, or alternatively, click here to register!

​Growing Southern Gippsland's fourth video in the 'Farm Profile Series' introduces Marcus Satchell of Dirty 3 Wines, who operates multiple vineyards in Leongatha South, and a Cellar Door in Inverloch. The Growing Southern Gippsland project will continue to showcase Marcus throughout the project.
Keep an eye out for all future updates on the Growing Southern Gippsland project via the Bass Coast Landcare Network Facebook page or visit
 https://www.growingsoutherngippsland.org.au/
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For further information on the Growing Southern Gippsland project please contact Joel Geoghegan on 0409 705 652

FIELD DAY- Becoming a carbon cocky – carbon farming in a changing climate – soil, trees and accounting.

You are invited along to this exciting field day on carbon farming in a changing climate and the opportunities for Southern Gippsland farmers.  
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