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Farmers urged to make most of soil microbes
Published in : Farm Weekly, August 20, 2009, p 20 By Peter Lee About 40 of the faithful and the hopeful, with probably the odd sceptic, gathered at Wongan Hills recently to hear an alternative to traditional agricultural thinking and … Continue reading
Spearheading alternative agriculture
Published in : ABC Rural – Tuesday, 22/09/2009 By Sarina Locke The former Governor General Michael Jeffrey is so worried about the state of agricultural land degradation in Australia that he’s spearheading an organisation to push for a different farming … Continue reading
Former GG backs alternative agriculture
Published in : ABC Rural – Thursday, 09/07/2009 By Sarina Locke from Canberra , ACT The former Governor General is heading a group pushing for sustainable food production in Australia. Major General Michael Jeffrey will chair a taskforce that groups … Continue reading
ABC News: Farmers urged to focus on soil biology
ABC- News Posted Tue Feb 24, 2009 1:16pm AEDT
ABC Rural: Dramatic Evidence Presented at Fertiliser Inquiry
By Mary Goode ABC Rural – Wednesday, 12/11/2008
Farmers Lifted by New Hope for Farming for the Future
Media Release – October 2009
Farmers Lifted by New Hope for Farming for the Future
Media Release – October 2009
Sustainable Healthy Food Production and the Environment Workshop
The increased cost of petrol is providing an incentive for some farmers to consider alternatives such as organic and bio dynamic farming reports Hamish Fitzsimmons on ABC 7.30 Report, 18 September 2008.
VIDEO: How to get rid of Blue Green Algae
How to get rid of Blue Green Algae? This is a massive problem where dams and inland waterways become toxic. Listen to this simple solution from Ron Smith as he visits his dam with Bev and Maarten.
VIDEO: Succession in regenerating pastures from bare earth to native perennials
Craig Carter tells of observations on his farm when pastures are left to regenerate in succession from bare earth to native perennial grasses. When Mother Nature is allowed to do her work!