The Scotts at Glen Elgin
Cindy and Steven Scott’s property, Glen Elgin, lies approximately 15 kms west of Henty in the Lower Slopes region of the Riverina, south-west NSW. The local landscape is mostly undulating…
PRACTICE GUIDES
Explore cropping practices that build soil health and drought resilience.
CASE STUDIES
Our Case Studies tell inspiring stories of change, showing practices and outcomes of soil stewards around the country.
The Wilkes-Bowes at Anderloose
Craig and Dee Wilkes-Bowes have always wanted their own property and moved to Anderloose with their two young daughters, Imogen…
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The Matthews at Bedarbidgal
The Matthews at Bedarbidgal
Bedarbidgal has a long agricultural history, beginning in 1861 with the establishment of the Robertson Land Acts. Originally spread across 40,000 hectares, the size of the farm has decreased over…
The Hannas at Erin
The Hannas at Erin
Jack and Annabel Hanna’s property, Erin, lies approximately halfway between Booligal and Hay in the Murrumbidgee region of the Riverina. They spent their childhoods farming in different parts of the…
LATEST NEWS AND ARTICLES
A collection of the latest news and articles on regenerative farmers, events and activities.
Grounded Australia kicks off in Tassie at Fat Pig Farm
Grounded Australia kicks off in Tassie at Fat Pig Farm
On World Soil Day we attended the first Grounded Festival at Matthew Evans’ Fat Pig Farm near Hobart. Our CEO Eli Court hosted the Soil Tent, and we heard from…
Food for thought: Reflections on the 2024 Vic No Till conference
Food for thought: Reflections on the 2024 Vic No Till conference
The 2024 VicNoTill (VNT) Conference, themed Food for Thought, took place over three jam-packed days in Wagga Wagga, NSW, 3-5 September. It offered those attending an opportunity to step back…
Nicole Masters Masterclass
Nicole Masters Masterclass
Last year our CEO Eli attended soil scientist, agroecologist and educator Nicole Masters’ masterclass in Orange NSW. Here he shares his reflections on what he learned.
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Watch our documentary on why healthy and productive soils matter. Hear from farmers who are regenerating soils and the landscapes.
Soil is one of the earth’s most important natural resources and is essential for healthy plant growth, food production and ecosystem services such as clean, plentiful water and air.
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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.
