If you are a small landholder, farmer, food supplier, industry service provider, student or consumer interested in food - join internationally recognised Australian microbiologist, Dr. Christine Jones in the Perth Hills and Swan Valley on Thursday 16 February for a day to discuss innovative perennial horticulture practices.
[1]Topics include:
- Integrated livestock into perennial horticulture systems
- Transitioning businesses to regenerative practices
- Climate resilience business planning and value-adding opportunities for regenerative products
- Market opportunities for regeneratively grown food
Draft program [2] and speakers [3]
Cost: $19.50
Register here [4]
Regenerative farming for Perennial Horticulture is presented by Perth NRM, RegenWA and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. This event is supported by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation’s Soil Wise Program. Soil Wise is funded by the National Landcare Program Smart Farms Small Grants – an Australian Government initiative. It is supported by Healthy Estuaries WA – a State Government program.
More regenerative farming systems workshops with Dr. Christine Jones can be found in Climate Resilience Events [5]
These events are supported by the Agriculture Climate Resilience Fund and is a collaboration between DPIRD, Torbay Catchment Group, Perth NRM|RegenWA, Earthwhile Australia, Lower Blackwood LCDC, Wilson Inlet Catchment, The Serpentine Jarrahdale Food and Farm Alliance (SJFFA), Oyster Harbour Catchment Group Inc, South Coast NRM, Lower South West Growers Group, Galloway Springs and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Perth Hills and Swan Valley Project.
