Hear from Michael and Ellie Gooden about the practices they are using to repair the soils and landscapes at their farming property Willowlee. And read the full case study at www.soilsforlife.org.au/willowlee/

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With your help, we can expand our work with Australian farmers, helping to rapidly grow the movement for soil and landscape regeneration, to transform Australian agriculture, rebuild our biodiversity, produce healthier food, build resilience to drought, flood and fire, and help to mitigate climate change.

One of the incredible soil stewards we’re working, Charlie Maslin from Gunningrah, talks of the incredible and far reaching importance and benefits that healthy soil holds.

Support our mission to save Australian soils.
https://soilsforlife.org.au/about-soils-for-life/our_purpose/donate/

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Support us in our mission
As World Soil Day approaches on the 5th of December, we’re launching an end-of-year appeal, inviting you to join us in our mission to regenerate Australia’s soils and landscapes by providing a tax-deductible donation.

With your help, we can expand our work with Australian farmers, helping to rapidly grow the movement for soil and landscape regeneration, to transform Australian agriculture, rebuild our biodiversity, produce healthier food, build resilience to drought, flood and fire, and help to mitigate climate change.

Here’s one of the incredible soil stewards we’re working with about why you should consider supporting us. Matthew Evans, author of "Soil :The incredible story of what keeps the earth, and us, healthy", talks of the incredible and far reaching importance and benefits that healthy soil holds. Let's all get excited about soil and how good it is!

Support our mission to save Australian soils.
https://soilsforlife.org.au/about-soils-for-life/our_purpose/donate/

Film produced by Nviro Media - https://nviromedia.com.au/

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Produced in honour of World Soils Day 2021, this short film features soil stewards Rhonda and Bill Daly from Milgadara and Graham Finlayson from Bokhara Plains.

Since 2012 Soils for Life has worked tirelessly to support leading regenerative farmer innovators and soil stewards across the country.

This film tells the story of how farmers thinking differently can regenerate even the most degraded soils, bringing life back to the land. These are the stories that give us so much hope for the future.

Read more stories of soil and landscape regeneration, and find out more about regenerative farming at www.soilsforlife.org.au.

Happy World Soil Day!

The film was produced by Nviro Media (nviromedia.com.au) with support from Thankful for Farmers (www.thankful4farmers.com.au)

#soilscience #regenerativeframing #worldsoilday #regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth

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Located around the Eastern Riverina in NSW, the ‘8 families’ group first formed in 2008 after attending the same Holistic Management course in Holbrook. Over the last decade, the 8 families have become a strong community of practice for regenerative farming, and continue to help each other make major changes in managing their landscapes and their businesses. This story demonstrates what is possible when regenerative farmers sharing the same landscape come together to support one another. Find out more: https://soilsforlife.org.au/the-8-families-group/

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Located around the Eastern Riverina in NSW, the ‘8 families’ group first formed in 2008 after attending the same Holistic Management course in Holbrook. Over the last decade, the 8 families have become a strong community of practice for regenerative farming, and continue to help each other make major changes in managing their landscapes and their businesses. This story demonstrates what is possible when regenerative farmers sharing the same landscape come together to support one another. Find out more: https://soilsforlife.org.au/the-8-families-group/

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Located around the Eastern Riverina in NSW, the ‘8 families’ group first formed in 2008 after attending the same Holistic Management course in Holbrook. Over the last decade, the 8 families have become a strong community of practice for regenerative farming, and continue to help each other make major changes in managing their landscapes and their businesses. This story demonstrates what is possible when regenerative farmers sharing the same landscape come together to support one another. Find out more: https://soilsforlife.org.au/the-8-families-group/

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Support us in our mission
As World Soil Day approaches on the 5th of December, we’re launching an end-of-year appeal, inviting you to join us in our mission to regenerate Australia’s soils and landscapes by providing a tax-deductible donation.

With your help, we can expand our work with Australian farmers, helping to rapidly grow the movement for soil and landscape regeneration, to transform Australian agriculture, rebuild our biodiversity, produce healthier food, build resilience to drought, flood and fire, and help to mitigate climate change.

Here’s one of the incredible soil stewards we’re working with about why you should consider supporting us. Graham Finlayson from Bokhara Plains highlights the critical importance of healthy soil. Healthy soil leads to healthy food and healthy humans. Get involved and have your say!

Support our mission to save Australian soils.
https://soilsforlife.org.au/about-soils-for-life/our_purpose/donate/

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Hear about the rangelands rehydration work on Katalpa Station from Paul Theakston (Western LLS), The Mashfords (Katalpa Station) and Susan Orgill (NSW DPI) at the NRM in the Rangelands Conference.

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Select Carbon and the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries have collaborated on a project ‘Selecting for Carbon in the Rangelands’ that is currently in action and will continue into 2021.

The Selecting for Carbon project operates across the rangelands of NSW and WA and is aiming to support pastoralists to better understand how grazing management and other management practices plays in improving soil health, enhancing soil carbon sequestration and increasing groundcover. Learn more: https://www.selectcarbon.com/news-insights/selecting-for-carbon-in-the-rangelands/

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Select Carbon and the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries have collaborated on a project ‘Selecting for Carbon in the Rangelands’ that is currently in action and will continue into 2021.

The Selecting for Carbon project operates across the rangelands of NSW and WA and is aiming to support pastoralists to better understand how grazing management and other management practices plays in improving soil health, enhancing soil carbon sequestration and increasing groundcover. Learn more: https://www.selectcarbon.com/news-insights/selecting-for-carbon-in-the-rangelands/

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Select Carbon and the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries have collaborated on a project ‘Selecting for Carbon in the Rangelands’ that is currently in action and will continue into 2021.

The Selecting for Carbon project operates across the rangelands of NSW and WA and is aiming to support pastoralists to better understand how grazing management and other management practices plays in improving soil health, enhancing soil carbon sequestration and increasing groundcover. Learn more: https://www.selectcarbon.com/news-insights/selecting-for-carbon-in-the-rangelands/

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Select Carbon and the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries have collaborated on a project ‘Selecting for Carbon in the Rangelands’ that is currently in action and will continue into 2021.

The Selecting for Carbon project operates across the rangelands of NSW and WA and is aiming to support pastoralists to better understand how grazing management and other management practices plays in improving soil health, enhancing soil carbon sequestration and increasing groundcover. Learn more: https://www.selectcarbon.com/news-insights/selecting-for-carbon-in-the-rangelands/

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Select Carbon and the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries have collaborated on a project ‘Selecting for Carbon in the Rangelands’ that is currently in action and will continue into 2021. The Selecting for Carbon project operates across the rangelands of NSW and WA and is aiming to support pastoralists to better understand how grazing management and other management practices plays in improving soil health, enhancing soil carbon sequestration and increasing groundcover. Learn more: https://www.selectcarbon.com/news-insights/selecting-for-carbon-in-the-rangelands/

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