In this episode we hear from croppers who are growing multispecies crops as a way of building soil health and improving diversity. Find out more about why and how these farmers are moving from growing monocultures to establishing polycultures.
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We support farmers to regenerate soils and landscapes for healthy food and communities.
Our latest Podcast episode"From mono-culture to poly-culture cropping" is live!
In this episode we hear from croppers who are growing multispecies crops as a way of building soil health and improving diversity. Find out more about why and how these farmers are moving from growing monocultures to establishing polycultures.
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About 'Soils for Life'
Soils for Life is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that works across Australia to support Australian farmers in regenerating soils and landscapes, to build natural and social capital, and transform food and fibre systems.