Carbon farming workshops and soil health events for farmers and landholders
Landscapes Hills and Fleurieu are running a series of carbon farming workshops (supported by the Federal Government) and soil field days to help farmers and landholders improve their land management practices.
These events provide valuable insights into carbon farming, soil health, and strategic grazing techniques.
Beginner’s Guide to Carbon Farming Workshops
Learn how carbon farming can benefit your land and business.
Workshop Dates and Locations:
- 20 March Yankalilla Footy Club (dinner provided): Register here
- 3 April Greenman Inn (dinner provided): Register here
- 15 May Clarendon Ag Bureau (light supper provided): Register here
- 29 May Bremerton Winery (lunch provided): Link coming soon
- 11 June Cobbs Hill Winery (lunch provided: Link coming soon
- 18 June Lobethal (lunch provided): Link coming soon
Soil Health Field Days
Discover how to assess and improve your soil for better productivity.
Soil Event Dates and Locations:
- 28 March Derek Walters' property (Soil pit demo, carbon project insights): Register here
- 7 May Ben Ryan’s property (Strategic grazing and soil health): Link coming soon
- 22 May Tim Bartsch’s vineyard, Lobethal (Soil pits, vineyard trials): Link coming soon
- 5 June Cherry Macklins, Ashbourne (Soil pits on varying soil types): Link coming soon
These events are free and open to all farmers and landholders looking to build resilience and sustainability into their land management. Spots are limited, register via the Eventbrite links above.