Save the date for VicNoTill’s annual conference! And this year we’re bringing you even more than before. September 3, 4 & 5 Wagga Wagga NSW Spend quality time with Joel Williams in the conference room, in the paddock and during a masterclass. You will also meet Stacey Curcio from Cultivating Wellness and leading Australian farmers...
Episode 13 of Farmers Helping Farmers is out now Young farmer Jake Chandler has always had a deep connection with all things agricultural, and has experienced the landscape from many perspectives. The son of an Ag teacher, Jake grew up at Uralla in nothern NSW and loved the outdoors. He worked as a jackaroo in...
FEBRUARY FIELD DAYS!!! Join VicNoTill in NSW & VIC paddocks on Feb 2 & 5 to talk stubbles! BOOK Exact Locations to be emailed with booking confirmation. These events are proudly brought to you by LawrieCo Special guests: John Broster from Charles Sturt University & Rodney Capon from LawrieCo Featuring the latest research, industry representatives...
The road to regeneration with Matt Tonkin Listen on your favourite podcast APP. Meet our guest host and VicNoTill board member Michael Gooden, who stood in for podcast host Dan Fox during harvest to catch up with farm manager Matt Tonkin in episode 12 of the Farmers Helping Farmers podcast. Matt is a Sober in...
Phil Peterson – Building carbon in soils, Part 2 In this second episode with Phil Peterson from Loam Bio, Farmers Helping Farmers podcast host Dan Fox explores in more detail Phil’s passion for rebuilding soil carbon on farms. If you haven’t listened to Part 1, we suggest you go back to Episode 6 of Farmers...
Episode 10 of the Farmers Helping Farmers podcast. Search “Farmers Helping Farmers Vic No Till” on your preferred Podcast App! Click here for Spotify Click here for Apple Subscribe, leave a review and listen now. Worms inspire lifelong journey of discovery The worms at NutriSoil are treated like royalty, because they are the key to sustainability, healthy...
The VicNoTill conference and network hosted a group of regenerative farmers from New Zealand including Mike Porter, a prime lamb producer from near South Canterbury in New Zealand’s South Island. He spoke about his farming journey to Libby Price from Ace Radio program Country Today. Mike was with the Foundation of Arable Research. Mike’s presentation...
Libby Price from Ace Radio’s Country Today rural program caught up with VicNoTill’s former president Grant Sims at our conference for an indepth chat about cover crops/multi-species pastures and the role they can play in your farming system. Grant is also the founder of Down Under Covers who are one of VicNoTill’s valued sponsors.
Farmers Helping Farmers podcast host Dan Fox catches up with Col Bowey from CB Farming Systems, who was one of the guest speakers at VicNoTill’s 2023 conference, Tran$ition23. Col also led a soil pit discussion and spent the week leading up to the conference visiting NSW farms. Col says success in farming always comes down...
VicNoTill is hitting the road with leading Australian soil advisors Ed Scott and Michael Eyres to dig deeper than ever before into soil issues and opportunities across NSW and Victoria. We invite growers to join us at field days covering strategic soil management, whole of landscape effect, matching soil to moisture management, soil climate boundaries...
UK arable farmer of the year and Green Farm Collective founding member Tim Parton spent a week in Australia as part of VicNoTill’s annual conference TRAN$ITION23. As well as inspiring over 100 farmers in the conference room, Tim hung out in soil pits and dug into soils with a shovel to gain a deeper understanding...
Farmers from around Australia and as far as NZ and the UK gathered in Moama, NSW to share the challenges and benefits of transitioning a farm to achieve regenerative outcomes at VicNoTill’s annual 3-day conference, Tran$ition23. Growing nutrient-rich food, personal wellbeing and transitioning farming systems to better care for soils were on the agenda at...
VicNoTill is looking for new Australian farmers to help us lead our global network of like-minded farmers. VicNoTill’s goal is to advance regenerative, biological, nutrition-rich farming systems and share knowledge and expertise. We are seeking expressions of interest before 25th August 2023 by: Emailing Amy: manager@vicnotill.com.au Completing the form HERE Board members will be elected...
VicNoTill is pleased to present yet another fantastic lineup of top quality presenters for the 2023 annual conference “Tran$ition23”. We are all about farmers helping farmers, and ours is one of Australia’s leading farmer conferences. You won’t want to miss this! In-person and livestream tickets are available HERE Full conference program available HERE Print out the...
VicNoTill has released its full program for the 2023 conference “Tran$ition23” which is on July 18, 19 and 20 at Rich River Golf Club Moama. In-person and livestream tickets are available HERE Print out the full program and speaker profiles Tran$ition23ProgramSpeakers 21 years of farmers helping farmers A small group of innovative broadacre cropping farmers...
Episode 7 TOM BRIGGS – Lessons About Context And Nutrition When Shifting To A Regenerative Farming System In this episode of Farmers Helping Farmers our host Dan Fox catches up with vice president Tom Briggs. As a third generation farmer in Victoria, Australia, Tom was never a big fan of school; especially the reading and...
VicNoTill was the first to bring a rainfall simulator to Australia in 2017 as a way of showing rain impact and soil infiltration under different farming systems. Our farmers helping farmers group has presented the rainfall simulator at many conferences and paddock events, creating a lot of discussion and interest, and resulting in many farmers...
LISTEN HERE Building Carbon in Soils with Phil Peterson In Episode 6 of Farmers Helping Farmers our host Dan Fox catches up with Phil Peterson who is passionate about rebuilding soil carbon on farms. In the many conversations Dan has had with Phil in the paddock, this passion has come through clearly, and Dan thought...
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