RESOURCE
Tim Thomspon and RegenWA joined forces through our Make Your Hectare Count project in late July to film a series of videos aimed at up-skilling small landholders and sharing their experiences.
Alongside demonstrations and how-to tutorials, Tim shared the stories of the many resourceful, passionate, and knowledgeable landholders scattered across the south west who completely embody land stewardship.
The diversity of topics and locations covered illustrates that regenerative agricultural principles can be applied at any scale, anywhere, by anyone – whether you have a few hundred chickens in Jarrahdale or 11 in Kalamunda, a herd of cattle in Calingiri or one horse in Toodyay, a community garden in Perth, or a vineyard in Albany!
Follow the links below to watch the nine videos that have been published to date, and stay tuned for more!
These videos were made possible by funding through the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Program.
Urban Regen Farming: Turning 3 Acres into a Water Catchment (Andy Farrant, Gooseberry Hill)
Growing Food on Just 400mm Rainfall (Kristian Goncalves, Toodyay)
Smart Regen Grazing (Sarah & Geoff Mason, Calingiri)
Soil Microbes Made Simple (Murray Gomm, Albany)
Growing Crops with Compost and Cover Crops (Murray Gomm, Albany)
Enterprise Stacking for A Viable Small Farm (Alyssa Miller and Gary Richards, Jarrahdale)
Using Dunder to Facilitate Low-Stress Stock Handling (Sarah and Geoff Mason, Calingiri)
Easy, Low-Input, No-Manure Compost Design You Can Do At Home (Christel Mathelot, Perth)
How To Make Super Easy Liquid Compost For Your Farm or Garden (Christel Mathelot, Perth)
