Restoring structure and function of soil

Walter Jehne is an internationally known Australian soil microbiologist and climate scientist. His work centers around practical strategies including restoring the structure and function of “the soil sponge” in order to reverse desertification, increase nutritional integrity of crops, and provide resilience to drought, flooding, heat waves, and wildfires. This event also included the Net Zero Land Team as they shed light on soil and vegetation carbon credits (ACCU’s) and how carbon is relevant to your farm business.
Landholders Nick Blomfield and Lindy Ryan gave some ground-level insights about their current experiences with carbon projects. This event was a collaborative effort between Gloucester Pastoralist Group, Midcoast Landcare, Local Land Services and other local producers.