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Woodcote Pty Ltd.

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24.01.2022 Great to get the guided tour and to catch-up

24.01.2022 A glorious 16mm, first double figures in one go since July. Grass growing and recovering well. YTD 527mm. Happy days

23.01.2022 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

21.01.2022 This years summer multi species plantings are starting to show

20.01.2022 Click to register https://bit.ly/2FRHvfY

17.01.2022 Adding more diversity to our paddocks after recent spring rain, 96mm for October, 580mm YTD. Quite a contrast to the previous 3 years. Sowing into freshly grazed sward - in this case mostly Arrowleaf clover. Seeds include millet, sorghum, sunflowers, buckwheat, tillage radish, corn, safflower, oats, peas, lentils, linseed, chicory, plantain. It’s a great feeling to see the land so alive and starting to function as it should.

16.01.2022 Looks like this whole 'regen-ag' thing has people talking - there's even a Netflix movie on it! Well long before Netflix got interested we recorded a Regen-ag e...pisode of our podcast Gippslandscapes and you know what? It's our most downloaded episode! Why not check it out yourself wherever you get your pods? Happy listening.

16.01.2022 In the world of managing our sandy soils, African Love Grass has been quite a conundrum. Our journey of education and innovation is ongoing and extensive, full of surprises and light bulb moments. It pretty much boils down to having diversity of green plants and soil biology and, crucially, strategic livestock management. By approaching our ALG using the wisdom of author Walt Davis, that "in nature there is no competition, only mutual benefit", we have made some very exciti...ng observations. The African Love Grass plants are large, mature, alive and our seeder has cut right through them depositing a diverse mix of seeds and biology. These seeds have germinated and thrived. What is the relationship between all these plants? What is happening underground? Sometimes it is the very problem itself, if we listen and observe and react positively, that leads us to the desired solution, building layer upon layer of life and complexity. That's our aim anyway https://waltdavisranch.com/books Integrity Soils Ltd, Integrated Soils, Gippsland Agricultural Group, Healthy Farming Systems,NutriSoil, @Down Under Covers, Ferti-Tech, Nutri-Tech Solutions, @TopSoils

15.01.2022 Diversity helping our landscape function - inspiring to witness - loving farming and discovering the wonderment of nature.

13.01.2022 It’s sowing time!

13.01.2022 Super excited to pick up a line of 70 PTIC heifers all the way from Geraldton WA, a 4000km journey. Mix of Santa, Brahman, Droughtmaster, Angus, Shorthorn, Hereford and their crosses. 2 calves arrived with the truck and another was born within the first hour. Have to admit I love them already

09.01.2022 Shifting the mob, developing a functioning herbland. This moment in time shows the aboveground diversity, a wide variety of green plants managed by our eclectic mob of herbivores, which is stimulating our underground diversity, building resilient soil.

09.01.2022 **** POSITION AVAILABLE **** A spot has come available on our farm in Sale, Victoria. This job is suited to someone with a fantastic work ethic and not afraid o...f long days and willing to get on with our family. Great opportunity and lots of fun for the right person to experience different parts of the farm life. Job includes but not restricted to: feeding calves morning and night, checking waters and hay. Cattle work. Saddling, unsaddling horses, feeding horses. Mowing lawns, weeding gardens and other general jobs. We are full swing calving so it’s a busy time on our farm. We also have a team of showjumping horses in work. Experience with horses is a must so please don’t apply if you are not confident with horses. This is ideally a live in position. Wage reflects the live in position. Meals can be eaten with us in the main house or your welcome to make your own. Fully functional bungalow provided to live in and a car. There are no set hours as farm work changes from day to day. We can sign off on second year visas Please if you you think this job may suit you, by all means send me a message or email me on [email protected] See more

08.01.2022 https://vimeo.com/476157735 How fortunate we were to have the opportunity of a one on one consult with Dr Christine Jones. So grateful to Landcare and Top Soils for making this possible. Thanks to Christine for her wisdom, knowledge and generous spirit to help us on our journey to improve our little patch. We learnt so much and enjoyed our interaction. Onwards!

02.01.2022 Wombat holes provide wonderful viewings of soil structure, root interaction and of course our animals eating a diverse meal