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Wholistic Farm Day
2025-10-25 09:00 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | To be advised on booking
Join stock handler Tahlia Moore and permaculturalist Natasha Stafford for in insightful and practical day putting wholistic thinking into practice on your farm.
Natasha will introduce the concept of land planning from a whole systems point of view. We will take the theory out to the land to discover simple and useful ways to manage your land effectively.
Tahlia will explain all the benefits of a wholistic approach to animal handling. A live demonstration and discussion will see you moving towards successfully working with your stock.
This is an on farm session. Please come prepared for unpredictable weather and to traverse hilly terrain.
The ticket price includes morning tea and lunch.
This event is being held in the Indigo Valley. Exact location will be provided on booking.

Whole systems land management
Permaculture is a concept renowned around the word for successfully taking cues from the natural world in its approach to creating truly productive and sustainable landscapes. We are realising farming needs to recognise soil health, rejuvenation of native species and capture of natural resources like water and soil. But how to go about it? By seeing the whole picture offered by permaculture we can spend time and resources for the greatest benefit. This session helps to prioritise action and most of all, enables farmers to develop a deeper understanding of their land.
Successful stock handling
This will be an informative session with a focus on achieving confident, calm flow in all facets of stock handling which translates into real dollar value for producers in terms of weight gain, feed utilisation and ease of management. Whether you are a large scale producer or hobby farmer just looking to start out, having the right mindset will translate directly into the wellbeing and productivity of your animals. This success then flows on to create a ‘whole management’ approach and appreciation of the animal and how they exist in the landscape.
Tahlia Moore
Tahlia has been working in the livestock industry for fifteen years and is currently the operations manager on a large scale pasture-raised poultry operation in the Riverina, NSW.
She has a strong cattle background, mostly in the Northern pastoral industry. She has experience with a wide range of farm animals, most recently working dogs.
Over the years, Tahlia has developed a great passion for working with both people and livestock to make animal handling enjoyable for all involved. Through her years of hands-on experience and being involved in various leadership roles, Tahlia has developed a keen interest in teaching others.
Tahlia conducts herself, her stock work and her teaching in a relaxed, practical manner with a touch of good humour.
Tahlia is a keen proponent of wholistic landscape management, which extends well into stock management. Tahlia is a dedicated life long learner and recognises how important it is to share knowledge, and also to challenge paradigms.
Natasha Stafford
Natasha has been mesmerised by the natural world from a young age leading her to follow the path of wholistic teaching and design.
She is a fully qualified designer and teacher of permaculture and holds two Permaculture Design Certificates. Natasha has also completed Allan Savory’s Holistic Management Foundation course, and studied at the Mulloon Institute in water management.
Natasha has developed an engaging and hands on approach to learning from the experience of home educating her six children over the course of twenty years. She has also taught the Certificate III in Permaculture at the National Environment Centre.
Natasha has completed a wide variety of permaculture designs, from rural acres to suburban backyards in both tropical and temperate settings and has received an overwhelmingly positive response to her ideas and her service.

Urban nature spotting & skills
2025-10-24 13:00 - 14:30 | Pavilion, Elmwood Circuit, Elmwood Cct, Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Nature isn’t only “in the bush” – in this session we’re noticing nature in an urban setting.
Which plants, animals and fungi are in our gardens and cities – not cultivated nor captive species but the “wild” ones?
We aim to make observations of urban nature to get to know what’s here and to add records via iNaturalist as part of the Great Southern BioBlitz 2025.
We’re excited to visit the patch of a new Wodonga Landcare group – the Friends of Elmwood – for this event.
Come along to find out about the nature you see, and optionally, how the iNaturalist app & community can help you to identify or share what you’ve seen as a biodiversity record!

Meeting place: the Pavilion, centre of Elmwood Circuit, Wodonga.
Map: maps.app.goo.gl/5yBG7rshy2uqrdku8
What to bring: optional, your mobile or other camera; dress for the weather including sun protection.
What to expect:
The pavilion has a roof but open sides and we’ll sit in there for some of the session.
We’ll likely only wander a few hundred metres, as we check for nature in the public spaces and garden.
There is nearby parking and access is on paved, generally flat, surfaces suitable for wheelchairs or strollers.
Register here
This event is hosted by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and Parklands Albury Wodonga.

Great Southern BioBlitz: Albury Wodonga
2025-10-24 - 2025-10-27 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
Discover, record, and celebrate nature during the 2025 Great Southern BioBlitz!
Parklands Albury Wodonga, Murray Landcare Collective and Wodonga Urban Landcare Network invite you to be a part of the bioblitz by contributing nature observations from Albury and Wodonga.
Keen to do your own exploring?
Use the free iNaturalist app to log your observations (photos or sounds) made anytime from Friday 24 October to Monday 27 October. All observations logged in Albury Wodonga will automatically contribute to both our local and the overall GSB tallies!
After the observation period there are two weeks to complete your uploads and for verification.
Every sighting, big or small, adds to our snapshot of nature in Albury Wodonga.
Optionally, join the GSB Albury Wodonga iNaturalist project to stay in the loop and watch the discoveries roll in.
Get involved, have fun, and help put Albury Wodonga’s nature on the map – one observation at a time!
If you haven’t already, download iNaturalist and create a sign in, so you’re ready to go – inaturalist.ala.org.au

Plus, Wodonga community events in conjunction with the BioBlitz
These include iNaturalist info sessions, moth night, and guided nature walks.

Find out more and register for these at events.humanitix.com/gsb25

Yindyamarra and Horseshoe Lagoon Community Stewardship Morning
2025-10-23 09:00 - 11:00 | Horseshoe Lagoon, Riverina Hwy, Albury, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove woody weeds such as privet, olive, cherry plum, wild tobacco, ash, and hawthorn in this beautiful reserve.
This is an opportunity to work alongside our Rangers experiencing the ‘how to’ of caring for our local bush. No experience is necessary – our Rangers will help with weed identification and removal techniques.
Take in the fresh air, get close to nature, and learn about the local environment and how Albury City and community groups are working to protect threatened species, improve habitat, and link habitat corridors across the region.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet at the Horseshoe Lagoon car park.
What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed.
What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety, please wear covered shoes (preferably boots), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
Who: You can contact Ranger Dan on 0417501352.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

River Stewardship on Browns Island
2025-10-21 09:00 - 11:00 | Browns Island, Wodonga, Australia
Following the success of woody weeding on our Murray River islands over the past summer, we will be continuing to tackle patches of box elder and other weeds to eradicate these invasive pests.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
Where: Carpool from the corner of Huon Street and Church Street, Wodonga. Please arrive on time as we will leave at 9 am sharp.
What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed.
What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety, please wear covered shoes (preferably boots), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
Please register here!
Thank you to the Australian Government for their financial support through the Natural Heritage Trust under the Urban Rivers and Catchments Program.

Border Bushwalking Club - Mahers Hill
2025-10-21 07:30 - 12:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
This will be a morning walk just out of Wodonga. There is a steady climb of 300m as you take in the beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains as well as panoramic views of the Hume Weir.
After a snack at the top we retrace our footsteps and see a different angle as we go downhill.
Leader:Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Distance: 7km
Grade: 3
Participant numbers 12
Final date for booking: Sunday Oct 19th
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Street Harvest
2025-10-20 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-10-13 09:30 - 12:30 | Uniting, Wodonga, 1 Nilmar Avenue, Wodonga, Vic, 3690, Australia
The Street Harvest project is being reinvigorated – Please consider growing an extra row of produce in your garden to support this project and Uniting in Wodonga.
All produce can be dropped off at Uniting (1 Nilmar Avenue, Wodonga between. 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday to Friday).
The project builds and encourages community capacity and improves food security for Wodonga residents by distributing excess fruit and vegetables, harvested from residential gardens, to local residents and emergency food relief agencies.
‘Street Harvest’ was a pilot project developed in Wodonga in 2010. The Street Harvest Project grew out of a passion for transforming the local food system into one that is sustainable and strong.

Wodonga Landcare AGM and Network Gathering
2025-10-19 10:30 - 12:30 | Baranduda
Join us for the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network 2025 AGM and a network gathering.
All WULN members, supporters, partner organisations and friends are cordially invited to attend, as well as members of the community.
Come along to find out more about the network and to celebrate this year’s awards.
10:30am – WULN special meeting
With member group delegates to vote on two special resolutions
11am – WULN Annual General Meeting
including election of nominees to the WULN Board
11:30am – WULN awards presentation
12 noon – Presentation, walk & talk by Our Native Garden Nursery
including the concept plans for expansion and relocation to Baranduda Fields.
Morning tea will be provided.
Register here
This will also be a sneak peak at the new WULN office at Baranduda Fields!
Please access the office by entering Baranduda Fields from Baranduda Boulevade (see google map) and then follow the Landcare signs or instructions below.

Birdlife Ovens and Murray: Spring outing to The Rock Nature Reserve
2025-10-19 09:00 - 14:00 | The Rock Nature Reserve, Kengal Picnic area: Lockhart-the Rock Rd, NSW 2655
Our second outing for Spring is to the Rock Nature Reserve near Wagga Wagga.

Date: Sunday 19th October
Meet: Kengal Picnic Area at The Rock Nature Reserve ( https://maps.app.goo.gl/VTQDzxnEh7Z67fh99 )
Time: 9am – 2pm
Leader: Darcy Creece

There are toilets at the picnic area

Bring/wear

binoculars
sturdy walking shoes
sun protection
clothing suitable for the conditions
morning tea/lunch
water
chair

For more information please contact Fiona at ovensmurray@birdlife.org.au

Photo source: https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/picnic-areas/the-rock-picnic-area

Border Bushwalking Club - Ludlow's Reserve to Tallangatta bike ride.
2025-10-19 07:30 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
We will meet at Ludlow’s Reserve on the Murray Valley Highway and cycle the rail trail to Tallangatta, crossing the Sandy Creek Bridge on the way. This is a very scenic ride with Lake Hume on our left shoulder heading out and right shoulder heading back. The trail is a mixture of hard packed gravel and sealed asphalt. We will have lunch in Tallangatta at a local cafe or the bakery before a short ride around the lake foreshore and then head back to the start point. Riders should carry a spare tube and puncture repair kit.

Grade 2 Easy Medium
Leader: Ian Trevaskis
Phone: 0425782983
Participant numbers: 8
Final booking date: 17/10/25
Distance: 75 km return
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Woolshed Creek Community Stewardship Morning
2025-10-16 09:00 - 11:00 | Woolshed Creek, Rosborough Crt., Thurgoona, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove woody weeds such as privet, cherry plum, hawthorn, and olive in this beautiful reserve.
This is an opportunity to work alongside our Rangers experiencing the ‘how to’ of caring for our local bush. No experience is necessary – our Rangers will help with weed identification and removal techniques.
Take in the fresh air, get close to nature, and learn about the local environment and how Albury City and community groups are working to protect threatened species, improve habitat, and link habitat corridors across the region.
Please check the Google Maps link below for the meeting place.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet on Brooklyn Drv.
What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed.
What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety, please wear covered shoes (preferably boots), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
Who: You can contact Ranger Dan on 0417501352.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Senior Celebrations Sandy Creek Bridge Walk
2025-10-15 13:30 - 16:00 | Huon Reserve, Murray Valley Highway, Huon, VIC, 3695, Australia
Join the Bonegilla Rail Trail Advisory Group this Senior Celebration Week for a scenic walk and afternoon tea.
Walk from Huon Reserve along the shores of Lake Hume to the viewing platform of the iconic Sandy Creek Rail Bridge. Enjoy the magnificent views from this spectacular vantage point before returning to Huon Reserve for delicious afternoon tea treats.
When: 1:30 pm til 4 pm.
Where: Meet at Huon Reserve off the Murray Valley Hwy.
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, and warm clothes in case of wind chill.
Cost: Gold coin donation.
Please register here by 4 pm Monday 13 October.
View the flyer here.

Senior Celebrations Wildflower Walk
2025-10-15 09:00 - 11:00 | Castle Creek Conservation Reserve, Castle Creek Rd, Wodonga, Australia
Ranger Dan will lead a wildflower walk around the high conservation value Castle Creek Conservation Reserve. Learn about the many important environmental values of this wildlife refuge whilst appreciating the wildflowers that may be on show at the time.
This is a medium-grade uphill slow walk on uneven ground along an unformed track that can be rocky in places.
When: 9 am – 11 am.
Where: Meet at the reserve entrance off Castle Creek Rd, Wodonga.
What to bring: Please wear sturdy shoes and don’t forget your hat and some water! If you like, bring some binoculars for birdwatching and a camera to capture the wildflowers.
This free event is part of Wodonga’s Senior Celebrations program.
Bookings required. Please go to the Humanitix bookings page to register. Places are limited so if you can no longer attend, please cancel your tickets via the Manage Order button on your confirmation email or email veronica@parklands-alburywodonga.org.au for assistance.

Apply to be a stallholder – Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival
2025-10-15, 2025-10-13, 2025-10-11, 2025-10-09 - 2025-10-19 | QEII Square, Dean Street, Albury, 2640
We’re excited to announce that the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival is returning in 2025 — and we’d love for you to be part of it!
This year, the Festival will be held as part of the Albury Twilight Markets on Thursday 13 November, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at QEII Square, Albury.
We’re inviting individuals, community groups, and businesses to get involved by hosting an activity, workshop, or information stall that promotes sustainability or environmentally friendly living. This could include interactive displays, hands-on activities, educational resources, eco-products, and more.
The stallholder EOI will be sent out in the coming weeks. Stall holder fees are below, however Not for Profits will not be charged:

3m * 3m $52
6m * 3m $92
9m * 3m TBA

Please note: Stallholders will need to bring their own setup, including tent, table, chairs, and any other equipment needed for their space. There are no powered sites available.
Please visit Site Applications, on step 5 ‘Which dates are you applying for’, please select ‘13 November Sustainable Living Festival 2025 – AlburyCity applicants’
Any questions, please reach out to Amber Rodd – amber.rodd@alburycity.nsw.gov.au or Goli Khalaj – goli.khalaj@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
For more information about the Twilight Festival that we will be alongside, visit Twilight Market November | AlburyCity

Ride to Work Day 2025
2025-10-15 07:30 - 21:30 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
Ride2Work Day – Free Community Breakfast in QEII Square
Ride in and join us in QEII Square for a free community breakfast to celebrate National Ride2Work Day!
Start your morning right with a freshly brewed coffee from Mouse Tails Espresso, then fuel up with a delicious breakfast served by Dash Cakes. While you’re there, keep your wheels in top shape with Comet Cycles, offering free minor bike servicing and showcasing some of the latest cycling gear.
Whether you’re a seasoned bike commuter or just thinking about making the switch, National Ride2Work Day is all about encouraging and celebrating active travel.
Cycling to work not only boosts your physical and mental wellbeing — it also helps create a more sustainable future for our community.
What’s on at QEII Square:

☕ Free coffee from Mouse Tails Espresso
🍳 Breakfast by Dash Cakes
🔧 Minor bike servicing + gear showcase by Comet Cycles

Using iNaturalist – information session
2025-10-14 17:30 - 19:00 | Felltimber Community Centre, 189 Melrose Drive (cnr Melrose Drive and Felltimber Creek Rd), West Wodonga, VIC, 3690, Australia
Are you interested in observing and documenting nature? Or looking for a way to identify what you’ve seen? Or to share your experience as a nature record?

This session will provide both a ‘getting started’ overview about the iNaturalist app and website as well as some ‘going further’ ideas and functions for those already using it.
Including

Making nature observations/records
Tips for obtaining or confirming identifications of your observations
Using iNaturalist for Landcare groups or projects
How to participate in the Great Southern BioBlitz
And more!

Optional: Bring your smartphone and/or laptop so you can follow along on your own device, if you wish
This is a free event, please register to let us know you’re coming.
Participants may also be keen to join one of our BioBlitz events the following week.

This event is hosted by Wodonga Urban Landcare Network and Parklands Albury Wodonga

Border Bushwalking Club - The Paps
2025-10-14 07:30 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
The Paps walk winds its way through the hills and valleys of The Paps Scenic Reserve. The Reserve is accessed through private land just off the Maroondah Highway 6kms from Mansfield. Dont let the drive put you off, the views are definitely worth it. Although mostly following a vehicle track, off-track walking goes to the southern Pap then northern Pap is via a vehicle track.

Event type: Bushwalk
Distance: 10km
Grade: 3
Leader Deb
Phone: 0410047884
Bookings close 8pm 13/10
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Border Bushwalking Club - The Crossing Place from Norieul Park
2025-10-14 07:30 - 12:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
The Crossing Place walk is a beautiful walk along the River that passes sculptures, a community garden, Gateway Lakes and maybe even a bunyip. It also has signs explaining some of the history of the area.
We will start and end at Norieul Park so a coffee from Riverdeck may appeal.
This is a morning walk and is all on well formed paths with very little undulation.
Leader:Bernadette
Phone: 0419241687
Distance: 8kms
Grade: 2
Participant numbers 12
Final date for booking: Sunday 12th October

Albury City Wildflower Walk
2025-10-12 09:30 - 12:30 | Nail Can Hill Range Rd
Come join local wildflower enthusiasts for a guided walk to experience the diversity of wildflowers and learn about the importance of our local reserves in protecting local flora and fauna. During Springtime, Nail Can Hill is one of the most spectacular areas for wildflowers and this event is a wonderful opportunity to experience the beauty right on Albury’s doorstep.
When: Sunday 12 October 2025, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
Where: Nail Can Hill – Range Road, Glenroy (access via Logan Road)
Don’t miss your chance to explore these beauties whilst they are out in bloom.

Limited spots are available, and RSVPs are essential. Click the web site link to register for the event.

Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists: walk at Albury's Charles Sturt University Wetlands
2025-10-12 09:00 - 15:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
Join Albury Wodonga Field Naturalists for an outing to the CSU Wetlands at Thurgoona to explore the fauna and flora in the area. Meet at CSU Wetlands Carpark Milawa Drive, off Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona, at 9 am on Sunday 12 October 2025. For further information contact 0409 954 476. Pets are not permitted on outings.

Border Bushwalking Club - Porepunkah to Harrietville bike ride. 130km total
2025-10-12 07:00 - 17:00 | Check the event listing for venue details, Australia
This ride will start from the BBQ/Picnic Area overlooking the river at Porepunkah and across the road from the Porepunkah Pub. We’ll follow the rail trail through Bright and link up with the Great Valley Trail to finish at Harrietville where we’ll have lunch beside the river. There are a couple of food vans and cafes where you can buy coffees/lunch or bring your own. There is an elevation gain of 124m between Germantown and Harrietville and it’s about 200m elevation gain between Bright and Harrietville which means it’s downhill all the way back! The trail is fully sealed and suitable for all types of bikes. Make sure you have a spare tube/puncture repair kit.

Grade 2 easy medium
Leader: Ian Trevaskis
Phone: 0425782983
Participant numbers: 8
Final booking date: 10/10/25
Distance: 130 km return
For more information and updates about BBC activities, check www.borderbushwalkingclub.com.au

Climate Conversations
2025-10-11 14:30 - 16:00 | Old Beechworth Railway Station, 3 B Harper Avenue, Beechworth, 3747
Indigo Regen with Plant Powered Beechworth is hosting a series of 3 U3A classes exploring what Climate Change means
Aug 2 – we looked at our fears , facing the present and future with honesty and compassion
Sept 6 – What we can do Together and Apart : Action gives power to hope
Oct 11 – Building Resilience and Momentum: Reimagining a thriving future, together
Join us for round-table conversations followed by a plantbased afternoon tea.
Bookings through Indigo U3A, or email sec.indigoregen@gmail.com

Wonderful Weeds walk and talk WITH Herbal Healing session
2025-10-11 14:00 - 16:00 | beingreen permaculture, 590 Heathwood Ave,, Lavington, NSW, 2641, Australia
Why do weeds exist? Why are they wonderful? Where do they come from? Discover the amazing resource these plants can be for the soil, for medicine and for food. (Includes full colour guide to take home.)
This extended session also includes deeper knowledge on the healing power of wild herbs, and a demonstration of how to make a herbal salve with special guest Jo Wilson from Essential Wisdom herbs in Wagga. (More info on Essential Wisdom: https://essentialwisdom.com.au/)
Not to be missed!
Kids are welcome to join for free.

Senior Week Celebrations at Willow Park
2025-10-10 09:00 - 11:00 | Willow Park carpark, Pearce Street, Wodonga, 3690, Australia
Be swept along an historic journey by the Friends of Willow Park, tracing its early inception by white settlers as a dairy farm, established by the Heckendorf family, to its current-day purpose as a much-valued urban precinct for a broad range of recreational purposes, within a diverse ecological wildlife habitat.
Our Activity: Two short Guided Walks followed by a Morning Tea.
First walk [approx. 1km return] in which John and Uncle David Dunn will take us across Pearce Steet to an historic Heckendorf landmark recently discovered in Clyde Cameron Park.
Then a talk from Pauline about the formation of ‘The Friends of Willow Park’.
Followed by a final creek walk [approx. 1.5km] with Jenni, highlighting some of the special ecological features of the park, culminating at the BBQ shelter for a Delish Morning Tea!
Bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/senior-celebrations-at-willow-park
Enquiries: Jenni Huber 0410 074900 or Bart Citroen 0419 390329
RSVP by: Wednesday 8th October 2025

Pioneer Park Community Stewardship Morning
2025-10-09 09:00 - 11:00 | Pioneer Park, Pearsall St., Lavington, Australia
Join Parklands Rangers to help find and remove woody weeds such as privet, olive, cherry plum, and hawthorn in this beautiful reserve.
This is an opportunity to work alongside our Rangers experiencing the ‘how to’ of caring for our local bush. No experience is necessary – our Rangers will help with weed identification and removal techniques.
Take in the fresh air, get close to nature, and learn about the local environment and how Albury City and community groups are working to protect threatened species, improve habitat, and link habitat corridors across the region.
When: 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hrs)
Where: Meet at the Pioneer Park car park.
What is supplied: All tools and any specific safety equipment needed.
What to bring: BYO drinking water. For your safety, please wear covered shoes (preferably boots), long pants, long sleeves, and a hat.
Who: You can contact Ranger Dan on 0417501352.
Please register here! Sometimes things change at the last minute and we need to be able to contact volunteers.
Thank you to Albury City Council for financial support for this program.

Practical soil health solutions for beef and sheep in the Leneva landscape
2025-10-08 10:00 - 15:00 | Leneva CFA, 2838 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd, Leneva, Victoria, 3691, Australia
Join us for an engaging session focused on improving soil health and unlocking productivity gains in beef and sheep farming systems.
This workshop will highlight region-specific insights and opportunities for producers in the Leneva-Wodonga area and is supported by Leneva Castle Creek Landcare group.
Presented by Dr Cassandra Schefe.
Topics covered:
· Physical and chemical barriers in soil
· Pasture root behavior and growth limitations
· Soil carbon’s role in moisture retention and soil health
· The connection between soil carbon and emissions
· Soil pH testing, lime applications, and overall fertility
· The importance of ground cover and topsoil protection
· Selecting pasture species to optimise rainfall capture

Presented by Dr Cassandra Schefe, a soil scientist with over 25 years’ experience in identifying and addressing soil constraints in agriculture, with expertise and experience spanning from synchrotrons to soil pits.
Delivered with funding support from the Commonwealth of Australia through the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water under the Carbon Farming Outreach Program.
