Event

Regenerative Agriculture Conference 2023

A down to earth conference engaging in the most promising agricultural solutions to regenerate soils, draw down carbon, rehydrate landscapes, and restore on-farm biodiversity, helping build farm and community resilience.

Across the two days highly regarded national and international speakers will be exploring:

  • The win-win of regenerative agriculture.
  • The nexus of soil health, plant nutrition & human health.
  • The economics of regeneration: opportunity & challenge.
  • Real life case studies from across the world.

Featuring speakers including Gabe Brown, Di and Ian Haggerty, Dr Judi Earl, Rowan Reid, Grant Sims, Matthew Evans and more to be announced soon, with Anthony James from RegenNarration as MC, it’s the highlight agricultural event for the year.

Field trips following the conference will visit local examples of regenerative agriculture in practice, and in-depth training of some key concepts is available over full-day workshops prior to the conference.

A full conference program will be available in the coming months.

 

Date:                     September 6th – September 8th 2023

Location:            Margaret River HEART, 47 Wallcliffe Road Margaret River, WA 6285

Cost:                     See cost breakdowns and register here

Tickets:              Click here to register and for more information or contact [email protected]

 

The Shire of Augusta Margaret River and DPIRD are principal partners of the event. Conference partners include Perth NRM, South West NRM and Business Events Perth. The conference steering group has had invaluable contribution from South West NRM, Perth NRM | RegenWA, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Lower Blackwood LCDC and Lower South West Growers Group.

 

 

 

 

Soil Wise is funded by the National Landcare Program Smart Farms Small Grants – an Australian Government initiative. It is supported by Healthy Estuaries WA – a State Government program.

Perth NRM and RegenWA acknowledge the significant early support of the State Natural Resource Management Program, and its critical role in establishing RegenWA.