Join local producers and industry experts for a practical field day exploring how grazing management, soil carbon and Natural Sequence Farming can improve productivity and drought resilience.

What you'll learn

• Practical lessons from Burnham Grazing's landscape restoration journey

• How soil carbon projects work, including baselining, monitoring and management changes

• How Natural Sequence Farming can improve water retention, drought resilience and ecosystem function

• Grazing principles, practical tools and indicators for assessing landscape condition

• Emerging carbon, biodiversity and natural capital market opportunities

• Pathways to carbon, biodiversity and other natural capital opportunities through Natural Capital Action Plans

• Hear more and register your interest for opportunities being offered as part of the Inland Burnett Integrated Project

Key Speakers

Dr. Adrian Ward - Accounting for Nature
Farm-scale natural capital accounting

James Henderson - Isidore Agri+Eco Solutions
Practical grazing management and profitable grazing principles

Dr Matt Taylor - Burnett Mary Regional Group
Natural capital and environmental markets

Stuart Andrews - Tarwyn Park Training
Natural Sequence Farming principles

Will Frecheville - AgriProve
Soil carbon projects baselining, monitoring and management

The Inland Burnett Integrated Project delivered by Burnett Mary Regional Group is part of the Reef Place-Based Integrated Projects initiative funded through the Queensland Government’s Queensland Reef Water Quality Program.