On Saturday starting at 10.00am in Nerrena, we will be having a workshop hosted by Deane Belfield from Regenerative Farmers Australia, who will deliver a one day workshop. This workshop will deliver an overview of Regenerative Agriculture and its relevance to Australian farmers.
Covering such a large topic in just a few hours is a big ask, but hopefully the workshop will introduce regenerative agriculture to those that have heard about it, or want to explore it as a management system for their own property. By looking at case studies we will explore the ways that local landholders can get started. This will be an interactive discussion that uses the attendees goals and aspirations for their own properties and comes up with usable pathways for action. For those folk that are already practicing regenerative agriculture (whether that is what you label it or not), the workshop will give them the chance to refine the management of their properties.
Over a provided bbq lunch, the discussions are bound to be interesting.
In the afternoon we will be talking about carbon farming, what is it, commercial potential, supported by some case studies to offer examples and context. Deane will introduce some soil carbon projects and discuss how you might get involved.
Deane will discuss options going forward (individually and as a group) and look at relevant funding streams.