Celebrate the National Regenerative Agriculture Day and find out what the magic soilution is to reduce the impacts of drought and fire.

About this Event

What is the magic ingredient to create carbon rich soils and also support the transformation of our Australian landscapes in a time of fire catastrophe and continuing landscape degradation?

Join farmers and foodies, scientists, creatives and change-makers at this showcase event. We are taking a deep dive into discussions around Fire, Carbon, Water and a bit of magic to learn how we can, together, help mitigate fire and rehydrate our farms.

Enjoy delicious morning tea and lunch at the Mulloon Institute made by local caterers and take a journey to visit Martin Royd's farm at Jillamatong, Braidwood in the afternoon.

Meet inspiring people who are all keen to find better ways to regenerate our soils, our land, our farming practices and our communities. Let the urban and rural meet, engage and inspire.

Join us for the formal launch of the Clean Energy Regulator's Handbook for farmers wanting to learn how to join the Carbon Market.

Speakers and guests include:

Charlie Arnott - 2018 Bob Hawke Landcare Award winner and Regenerative farmer.

Shayleen Thompson - Executive General Manager, launching the Clean Energy Regulator 's simplified Handbook for Farmers wanting to know more about the carbon market.

Walter Jehne - unpacking the secret ingredient to making carbon and water zing.

Luke Peel - Science Co-ordinator at The Mulloon Institute shares the stories and exciting research currently being undertaken at the Institute and how it can translate to supporting farmers working on the ground.

Helen & Mike McCosker - Carbon8: regenerative farmers taking a holistic approach around community resilience and and discusses how Carbon8 supports farmers.

Damon Gameau - 2040 producer and speaker shares his experiences of mobilising awareness around regenerative agriculture in Australia and internationally.

Professor Dong Xiao - a brief introduction to microbes and how that can regenerate depleted soils.

Martin Royds - An afternoon visit to "Jillamatong" to get your hands dirty and understand how to use regenerative techniques to build hydrology and soil carbon.