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NEWS & EVENTS

New regenerative agriculture VIDEO SERIES for farmers

14/7/2020

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​Have you heard people talking about regenerative agriculture, and wondered exactly what it is, and whether it could work on your farm?
A series of eight short videos on the key principles of regenerative agriculture have just been released by three local Landcare networks (Bass Coast, South Gippsland and Western Port Catchment) and the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council.
Hosted by soil scientist Declan McDonald, the videos explain what regenerative agriculture is and how the principles can be applied on all farm types and landscapes within the Western Port Catchment, including beef, dairy, sheep, chickens, horticulture and vineyards.
Topics covered include: introducing regenerative agriculture, minimising soil disturbance, maximising crop diversity, keeping soil covered, maintaining living roots systems year round, integrating livestock and trees and how farmers can transition to regenerative agriculture.
The videos can be accessed at https://tinyurl.com/regenagriculture or on the partner websites. Click 'read more' for the full story!
“If you’re curious but don’t know where to start, the videos are a great introduction to the key principles of regenerative agriculture, and how they might apply to your farm” says Declan.
Check out the videos to see some local on-farm examples of how you can regenerate your soils for improved plant and animal health and productivity.
Declan says, “Farmers who have tried regenerative agricultural practices say that working with nature has led to a more robust, resilient farming system, and they have higher levels of wellbeing and satisfaction”.
Why not join the conversation and check them out today? For more information contact Peter Ronalds from Western Port Catchment Landcare Network at peter@wpcln.org.au.
The videos were produced as part of the Smart Farming in Western Port project. This project is supported by the Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Management Authority through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. 
Click here to view the videos!
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