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Regenerative Agriculture Network of Tasmania

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25.01.2022 Join us tomorrow (We’d) evening to discuss agriculture role in addressing climate change

25.01.2022 A webinar to see if the Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) is for you. 27October

25.01.2022 BOOK NOW - Tickets here: https://rb.gy/bamofg 120 seats only under COVID restrictions. $5 per person to cover costs; all extra funds donated to Regenerative Agriculture Network of Tasmania, and The Tasmanian Land Conservancy. Kids under 16 are free, but they need to be ticketed.

25.01.2022 A free film tonight with our Rachael Treasure on the panel of speakers. I'm looking forward to it! (the dates look a bit wonky on the way through the booking process, but it all works in the end!)

21.01.2022 This looks like a great webinar. Grant Sims and Robin Tait spoke at our Regenerative Agriculture Conference in Tassie last year. https://fb.me/e/4AIBjgO1a

17.01.2022 Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program taking bookings now! Starts Tuesday 10 November. Are you looking for fail-safe methods to regenerate your farm using grazing animals, that will you guarantee success?... The Regenerative Agricultural Mentoring Program (RAMP) is a 12 months intensive mentoring program to support you to develop a grazing plan and clear pathway forward to regenerating your land and farm business. Is this for you? There's an introductory webinar recording, an opportunity to sit in on the first session to "try before you buy" and contact information for questions and bookings on our website www.rant.net.au

12.01.2022 Here's the recording of the first session of the Regenerative Agriculture Mentoring Program (RAMP) as a sneak peek. Room for more farm businesses and individuals to join in. 12 months of mentoring! Weekly 1 hour webinars, emails and more. Subsidised by Holistic Management International. More details on our website or email Graeme Hand [email protected]... https://www.youtube.com/watch See more

09.01.2022 We have some exciting news! You know when you go to a workshop and you come home and think, what did they mean by that? will that work for me? I've forgotten that bit...........? Welllllll we have a solution! . .... . Are you looking for fail-safe methods to regenerate your farm using grazing animals, that will you guarantee success? The Regenerative Agricultural Mentoring Program (RAMP) is a 12 months intensive mentoring program to support you to develop a grazing plan and clear pathway forward to regenerating your land and farm business. The coaching program includes weekly webinars for three months on all aspects of profitable regenerative grazing, and a full year of weekly email contact to support your plans and the implementation of your practices. The program involves practical exercises to ensure your success. The RAMP programme is subsidised by Holistic Management International to lower the cost from $2500/ annum to $1500/ annum. We can guarantee that if you follow these steps and process that you will be successful in regenerative grazing. The next intake commences the 1st November 2020. For more details and / or to sign up, please contact Graeme Hand on 0418 532 130 (unreliable phone range) or [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/handfortheland www.handfortheland.com https://holisticmanagement.org/ramp/ (great info here but don't book through this link!)

07.01.2022 The ease and joy of moving the cattle!

06.01.2022 An interesting read on moving to perennial grass based dairying, and how farmers will be supported to change practices

06.01.2022 Sharing an event from the Ag Institute Tasmania Dinner Meeting ~ Carbonising our Soils Dr Bill Cotching (a highly respected Tasmanian soil management consultant) and Mr Cam Nicholson from Niconrural (by Video) will discuss the fundamentals of carbon farming and management... techniques to increase and maintain carbon levels in our agricultural soils. Wednesday 25th November 2020, 6 for 6.30pm RSL in Longford Tasmania (78 Wellington Street, Longford) Dinner is a two course meal. $30 for AIA Members $25 for AIA Student members (Undergrad student membership is FREE) $35 for Non-Members Register https://tas.currinda.com/register/event/2170 Further details contact Les Baxter (0403 056 676) or Konrad Chung (0438 123 427) CAMERON NICHOLSON: Consultant, Nicon Rural Services (via zoom). Cam Nicholson is a farmer and partner in Nicon Rural Services, a consulting business near Geelong working with the grazing and cropping industries and in natural resource management. Cam will discuss the soil carbon balance and his practical experience of managing the carbon levels on his on farm. Dr Bill Cotching, PhD. is a leading expert on soil management for agriculture. Bill works with farmers, natural resource management groups, local government and industry representatives and indigenous communities across a wide range of regions, farms and environments. Bill will explain how the microscopic processes of getting carbon into the soil.

04.01.2022 Sarah Savory (Allan Savory‘a daughter) clearly describing decision making in a complex ecosystem.

02.01.2022 I feel about awkward about sharing this one as it's about me, but I think it speaks volumes on how the profile of regenerative agriculture is rising among our peers and mainstream community. My Churchill Fellowship project is to visit farms and organisations who have been implementing farming practices that build soil and biodiversity in the long term (decades +), that look after their people and profit, while providing food security to their communities and beyond.