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Join the conversation that bridges the gap between farmers, researchers and policy makers to breathe life back into our soils.
Find out more and register for the special event to launch our Introductory Guide to Grazing for Soil and Landscape Health, on 20 May at Nic...
What happens when a commercial dairy farm runs regenerative and conventional systems side-by-side, and measures the results? In this episode...
Australia's fertiliser crisis has been building for weeks as a result of the conflict in the Middle East. Around 60 per cent of Australia's...
Dr Jonathan Lundgren runs 1,000 Farms, the largest and most comprehensive study of regenerative agriculture anywhere in the world. Despite t...
Dr Mary Retallack is an agricultural scientist, third-generation viticulturist and agroecologist who has spent more than three decades advan...
Matthew Evans is a chef, farmer, author, food advocate and founder of Australia's Grounded Festival (coming up in April - tickets available...
Today, we’re bringing you something a little different. I’ve recently been involved in a new podcast series called 'Soil: Rewilding the Unde...
Dr Susan Orgill is Chief Scientist at Impact Ag Australia and a leading soil scientist with more than 20 years’ experience. She specialises...
Western Australian farmer Brad Campbell has spent years refining his mixed cropping system to build healthier, more resilient plants and red...
This episode of the Soils for Life podcast is part of our series of mini-episodes with farmers profiled in our series of cropping practice g...
We recently attended Grounded in WA, and heard ecologist Dr David Watson's fascinating talk on the important role that mistletoe can play in...
This episode of the Soils for Life podcast is part of our series of mini-episodes with farmers profiled in our series of cropping practice g...
Jake Robinson is a microbial ecologist and researcher whose career spans parasitology, symbiosis, and the study of invisible communities of...
This episode is part of a series of short conversations with the farmers profiled in our cropping practice guides. For Tom Robinson, foliar...
Nicole Masters is an agroecologist, educator and author with decades of experience working alongside farmers and land managers across Austra...
This is the first in a series of short episodes we’ll be releasing over the coming months featuring farmers profiled in our series of regene...
Dr Mary Cole has spent more than 40 years working with the microbial life that underpins healthy soil. In this episode, she shares what she'...
Australia has often been described as a land of droughts and flooding rains. But what we don’t often hear is that, for millennia, the land h...
Mick Gooden runs Old Man Creek Bull Farm near Wagga Wagga in NSW and is President of farmer group Vic No Till. In this episode, Eli and Mick...
Phil Lavers is passionate about good food. He runs Moonacres, a 140 acre fruit and vegetable farm in the NSW Southern Highlands, and sells h...
With record dry conditions across eastern Australia and many of you facing difficult decisions, we wanted to have a chat with Braidwood farm...
Can dairy systems support soil health, productivity and profitability at the same time? In this episode we meet four dairy farmers who are e...
In this episode we talk with Gabe Brown, a farmer and educator from North Dakota. Gabe and his family run Brown's Ranch, a 6, 000 acre opera...
Over the years we’ve heard from many farmers about creeks and rivers that are severely eroded, and landscapes that have lost their ability t...
Jill Clapperton is a farmer and applied rhizosphere ecologist. She grows crops with integrated livestock in Kansas in the U.S. and advises f...
Taking the first steps into regenerative agriculture can be intimidating. In this episode of the Soils for Life podcast, Eli Court has a cha...
Ever wondered about regenerative agriculture and the impacts it can have on farmers? Join us as we learn about real life experiences shared...
The United Nations General Assembly recently voted 2026 as the International Year of the Rangelands and Pastoralists. An incredible 81 perce...
In this episode we talk with Joel Williams about how growers can start weaning off costly chemical inputs, rules of thumb for seed treatment...
We’ve all heard the saying “You are what you eat”. But, as we'll hear in this episode, it really should go “You are what you eat, and the so...
If you’re a long-time listener to this podcast, you’ll be used to our in-depth episodes co-hosted by Grow Love Project’s Susie Kable and Soi...
Building cropping resilience through diversity In this episode we hear from croppers who are growing multispecies crops as a way of building...
The industrialisation of agriculture has created large paddocks of monoculture crops and increased the chemical burden on farmers and their...
Agricultural scientific research is really good at honing in on specific issues in the sector to investigate targeted solutions. But nature...
Australian agriculture currently has a labour shortage of over 100,000 people. It’s not an easy gig for someone to start from scratch on a f...
The 8 families farmer group formed more than a decade ago after a holistic management course. Since then, the group has evolved and experien...
Farmer, forester or conservationist. It might seem like you need to choose one but more and more landholders are challenging this. With the...
There are millions of hectares of degraded soils in Australia's agricultural landscapes. But there are a billion reasons why compost offers...
How could the emerging market for soil carbon support farmers to regenerate soils? Soil carbon offers so many benefits both above and below...