Our 2021 Victorian Landcare Grant project
Regenerating the Farm; connecting soil, trees, water and people
Victorian Landcare Grant to be completed end May 2023.
In 2021 our group received a grant to deliver a range of activities across our landcare group area.
This project was called, Regenerating the Farm, connecting soil, trees, water and people. This is what the project entailed:
Our Landcare project will revegetate a hectare of Damp Forest in the Ruby hills with fencing and planting indigenous endemic vegetation chosen to protect the draining lines, reduce erosion and provide habitat. We will hold a field day in association with this project to introduce the project to the Landcare group and discuss waterway protection, fence placement, remnant protection, size of plantation and ecosystem services provided by a well planned and executed tree break. Information from this field day can be found on this website here.
Group members will attend a one day workshop discussing Regenerative Agriculture. We will be learning about the basics of regenerative agriculture. This should inform future Landcare works and give our landholders the tools necessary to take further action on their properties to increase outputs whilst maintaining environmental values. Using a whole of farm and integrated landscape approach, our landholders will be able to plan improvements that will sustain the ongoing productivity of their properties, and habitat for indigenous species. Facilitated by Deane Belfield of Regenerative Australian Farmers, this workshop will be an opportunity for Landcare group members to increase their understanding of regenerative agriculture and carbon farming. Information from this field day can be found by clicking the button below.
Group members will attend a one day workshop discussing Regenerative Agriculture. We will be learning about the basics of regenerative agriculture. This should inform future Landcare works and give our landholders the tools necessary to take further action on their properties to increase outputs whilst maintaining environmental values. Using a whole of farm and integrated landscape approach, our landholders will be able to plan improvements that will sustain the ongoing productivity of their properties, and habitat for indigenous species. Facilitated by Deane Belfield of Regenerative Australian Farmers, this workshop will be an opportunity for Landcare group members to increase their understanding of regenerative agriculture and carbon farming. Information from this field day can be found by clicking the button below.