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Time for some SCIENCE. Join us on Sunday 28th Sep for our fortnightly Sunday session.
What is the link between farming with Multi Species and resurrecting the damaged carbon and water cycles. Are farmers in control of their changing climate? Is regeneration the answer? Is Carbon really the issue or is it bare ground and clearing land? Are we on the brink of salvation?
Starting with the usual language section with Tamzin Revell (Farming Revolution) Changing Climate versus Climate Change. This will lead us onto a robust discussion with Dr Kris Nichols (Knowledge of Regeneration In Soil, KRIS) and Dr Philip Mulvey (Ryzo formally Carbon Count) and Kevin Elmy, PAg (Cover Crops Canada).Come and join us for this POWERFUL Sunday Session. Carbon, Water and Multi Species all wrapped into one!
For the Multi Species Farming event: https://farmingrevolution.com.au/mult...
Soilkee Renovator with Phil Mulvey and Neils Olsen on Tim Thompson's YT channel: What if Farm Soil Could Grow ITSELF?
Soilkee Renovator with Ray Archuleta and Neils Olsen on Farming Revolution YT channel: Ray Archuleta & Neils Olsen on-farm snippe...
Kris Nichols speaking at the Big Soil Health Event: Big Soil Health Event 2023 - Kris Nichols
In this HydroTerra webinar, Phil Mulvey discusses the small water cycle and how maximising vegetative cover and soil organic matter through regenerative practices helps to mitigate drought and improve water use efficiency during bad seasons.
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Most degraded farms don’t need more inputs — they need a better starting point. This is how you actually begin rebuilding soil, water, and productivity.
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Most dry paddocks don’t just need more rain — they need to hold the rain they already get.In this paddock discussion, Phil and Stuart explain why damaged soil sheds water, loses resilience, and stops supporting healthy plant growth.
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