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25.01.2022 #Mineralization of nutrients is crucial to the survival of plants in a #naturalsystem. The waste product that's created by protozoa & #nematodes that consume fu...ngi and bacteria are critical important workings of the #soilfoodweb. These wastes contain carbon and other nutritional compounds that had been immobilized, but are now once again mineralized and made available to plants. About 80% of nitrogen that plant needs comes from the waste produced by bacteria/fungi eating nematodes and protozoa. Since bacteria and fungi are attracted by plant #exudates to the rhizosphere and that is where protozoa consume them as a huge source of #plantfood is delivered. #microbemonday #soilbroughttolife

25.01.2022 UPCOMING TRAINING - BOOK NOW 06 09 October 2020 - COVID-19 compliant - CSQ Funding available*... See our website for more information: https://swqtraining.com.au/ #safety #confinedspaces #cpr #training #booknow #gastest #lvr #upcoming #4wd #skidsteer #machinery *Construction Skills Queensland Funding is available from 01 October 2020 until 30 September 2021 to workers in the construction industry. Eligibility can be confirmed through a simple application process. More details on this to come.

24.01.2022 Meet the Aussie farmer who’s a driving force behind a movement that helped rejuvenate his stock-ravaged land. Breaking New Ground | Australian Story Monday

23.01.2022 In this FREE, Understanding Ag webinar, Ralph Washington, Jr. will provide his insights on the enormous impact insects have on regenerative agriculture AND the ...health of our planet, at 7 p.m. CENTRAL Time, Oct. 6. Register to learn more about the important role of our "Six-Legged Stewards." https://understandingag.com/upcoming-webinars/

22.01.2022 The popular and successful On-Farm Water Infrastructure Rebate Scheme has received a boost in the Federal Budget. Water Minister Keith Pitt and David Littleprou...d MP have today announced an extra $50 million in the Budget for the scheme, doubling its total funding to $100 million. The scheme provides much needed assistance to improve water security, productivity and profitability on farms. Managed by states and territories, it had become over-subscribed by an estimated 2000 applications. The Government’s extra $50 million will be available this financial year to drought-affected livestock producers and horticulturalists with permanent plantings, Minister Pitt said. This investment in our farmers provides rebates up to 25% of the eligible infrastructure costs, capped at $25,000. Minister Littleproud said, While recent rains are a cause for optimism, recovering from drought can take years rather than months. This rebate is essential in the immediate term to help farmers keep livestock watered and permanent plantings alive in the drought. It’s even more valuable over the long term because the water infrastructure farmers build now will better prepare them for future drought events. The Commonwealth has stepped up to provide this extra funding to ensure more farmers do not miss out on this crucial rebate, and I know farmers would welcome state governments also stepping up to co-fund these rebates in order to provide certainty to communities, Minister Littleproud said. Read more: https://minister.awe.gov.au//boost-drought-water-infrastru Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Cattle Council of Australia Agriculture Australia National Farmers' Federation NSW Farmers AgForce Queensland Queensland Farmers' Federation Victorian Farmers Federation Tasmanian Farmers & Graziers Association The Pastoralists & Graziers Association of WA (Inc) Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association NT Farmers Association ABC Landline ABC Rural The Land Farm Weekly Sheep Central Beef Central Australian Government

21.01.2022 How many kilometers of pipe do you think this set up can lay each day? Developed by the late, great, John Dunnicliff of Beetaloo Station. Water is life ... Yougawalla, Bulka & Margaret River Stations by Luella Cox

20.01.2022 One of the first symptoms of depression is lethargy. I’d go ‘what’s the point of putting that paddock in?’ I had a neighbour, a seventy-two year old, shearing ...his own sheep and I was forty-seven and I couldn’t get out of my damn seat. My wife was at me like most wives, ‘go to the doctor because there’s something wrong with you’. And me being like most blokes, took a gutful of it and didn’t do anything. And then I decided, I’ll go to the doctor just to shut her up for five minutes. So I went to the doctor in town, he’s a friend and he suggested I go to counselling. Well I didn’t believe that I had depression, but after I talked to the wife I decided I would go. It turned out that the straw that broke me was that I had this image that a big, tough bloke like me should be able to shear all day and drive a tractor all night, which isn’t possible. And the counsellor said, the best thing you can do is go talk with your peers, talk with your mates. Tell ‘em how you feel. And that’s exactly what I did. One of the things that came out of my depression is that now I’m more of a sook than I ever was. It doesn’t take much to tear up, but it feels good to get it out. When I’m old, I’ve got a vision of me and my wife sitting here, with a cuppa tea, with our daughters and grandchildren down there. That was the vision that saved me. That was John's story. Read about the stories of other Real Aussie Blokes at www.realaussieblokes.com Visit weneedtotalk.movember.com for help on how to reach out, and for details of local 24-hour crisis support services if you need to speak with someone immediately. - Man Up

19.01.2022 Sam Skeat from The Mulloon Institute will be back at a landscape rehydration field day at Bungunya this Thursday. Book your spot now so as not to miss out on the invaluable information on rehydrating your landscape.

18.01.2022 Located at Allora, Qld. Make sure you share the kinds of research you’d like to see done at the Pacific Seeds - Australia foundation farm. Help industry keep up with the most innovative farmers

18.01.2022 :: GOONDIWINDI FIRE WORKSHOP ::

16.01.2022 Did you know that green tea and black tea derive from the same camellia sinensis plant? Their flavour profile is very different, but this comes from the length ...the leaves are oxidised rather than from a difference in the leaf’s origin. Learn more from Plantation Director, Tony Poyner in this short video. See more

16.01.2022 An episode to watch. Monday Night 8pm !! Very grateful to have hosted for educational events Charles and Fiona Massy here twice. Second time fulfilling a dream of Charlie’s to meet and do a Q&A with Prof Don Huber who’s work he’s followed closely, in person. Love ceasing opportunities and creating possibilities. And hopefully one day we’ll host here in the SE Qld the awesome Ian and Di Haggerty whom was blessed to meet down at a NutriSoil function. Love our Regenerative ...community. Sharing knowledge!!! And possibilities !! #soilhealth Australian Story See more

15.01.2022 A quick read on roots...

11.01.2022 Are you a grain grower with an off-farm business developing unique value-added food products for consumers or do you have an advanced prototype for novel techno...logy that solves a problem on farm? Do you need some help to explore how to take the next step in your business growth? Join the next GRDC Growers as Innovators Workshop delivered by Farmers2Founders to unpack with the expert team the different building blocks of your food or agtech business.

10.01.2022 Farming Systems Field walk Pampas 1st Oct 2020

09.01.2022 These photos were taken nearly four decades apart and they were both during a drought. So what's changed? Farmers who have turned to the regenerative farmin...g movement say their land is more resilient as they embrace native grasses and trees. David Marsh from Boorowa, NSW, transformed his land over the past 20 years and has passed on his knowledge to other farmers across the capital region and beyond. The converts say the regenerative farming method is becoming more mainstream. Read more: https://ab.co/30idxsF : David Marsh and Linda Cavanagh

05.01.2022 This paper by The Rodale Institute was released last week. Packed with facts, it's a good one to have in your back pocket should you ever find yourself arguing the benefits of regenerative agriculture (on a global scale). ==> https://bit.ly/3ih2uWP

04.01.2022 Do you see working regeneratively as a way forward? Are you interested in managing holistically? Join us in LISMORE for our HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT course starting ...NOVEMBER 2020. "Brian runs an incredible Holistic Management course which I think everyone in the farming world should do! The course covers grazing management, financial planning, and setting a holistic context for your farm/business/family, among other things. It is such valuable knowledge for anyone interested in regenerative agriculture." Sarah Groom, Wootton CONTACT [email protected] for information See more

03.01.2022 Anyone interested in some untreated Curley Mitchell grass seed?

01.01.2022 Determining when garlic harvest is going to kick off for these couple of acres SE Qld. Nice aroma :) Biologically grown ActivFert NutriSoil Nutri-Tech Solutions