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Vegetation that works - Lessons from an established planting

Thursday 28 May

3pm to 5pm

Oxley - address details will be provided upon registration

Register here or click on the QR code below

Establishing native vegetation on your farm can deliver real benefits in just a few short years. Join us for a guided tour of Arthur Parker’s property in Oxley to see firsthand what works and practical ideas for your own property.

Explore six-year-old native plantings along laneways, in shelterbelts of varying widths and around a farm dam.


Enhancing your farm dam

Friday 15 May

10am to 11.30am

Wooragee

Register here

This Wooragee property has been quietly doing something remarkable for over 30 years — and the landowner is throwing open the gates to share what they've learned.

You'll also get to spend quality time with ANU Sustainable Farms ecologists who've spent years researching exactly what farm dams can do for biodiversity, water quality and water security across south-east Australia. This isn't a PowerPoint in a hall — it's boots on the ground, real results, real country.


Farmers BBQ & Talk

Friday 15 May
10am to 1pm
26-30 Ford St, Beechworth
Hosted by Quercus Beechworth


Moisture metrics: Soil Probe & Weather Station Demo Day

Thursday 28 May

10am to 12pm

Paddock on a private property (address supplied following registration) and Kergunyah Memorial Hall

Register at https://events.humanitix.com/probe

Hosted by Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups


Woven - A women's weaving circle

Friday 15 May

10am to 2pm

Dederang Recreation Reserve

Hosted by Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups

Book at https://events.humanitix.com/women-weaving


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