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Wind farm that divided a farming town gains bump on long road to approval
Jason Gregory
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A view of the Winterboune Wind Farm project area near Walcha in NSW. Picture supplied.
Got the good dirt? Enter the General Jeffery Soil Health Award
Katie and Hugh Finlay mulching the nursery at Harcourt Organic Farming Co-op in Victoria. Picture supplied
Hollywood calls: Netflix Kiss the Ground film crew on Aussie cattle farms
Shan Goodwin
Rebecca and Josh Tickell and their children Jedi and Athena at Wilmot Cattle Co near Armidale filming the third of their documentary series on regenerative farming. Picture Shan Goodwin.
Hollywood calls: Netflix Kiss the Ground film crew on Aussie cattle farms
Shan Goodwin
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Rebecca and Josh Tickell and their children Jedi and Athena at Wilmot Cattle Co near Armidale filming the third of their documentary series on regenerative farming. Picture Shan Goodwin.
The claim some Aussie crops help make foods that hurt people and the planet
Shan Goodwin
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One of the most explosive panel sessions at this year's evokeAG was on ag's role in climate change.
500 keen farmers to descend on Kyneton for regenerative farming festival
Barry Murphy
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Donna Coutts, Walden Park, Spring Hill, was one of the main organisers for the GROW Festival of Regenerative Food and Farming at Kyneton this Saturday. Picture by Andrew Miller
$16 million released for 'climate-smart' farming grants
Jason Gregory
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Stirlings to Coast Farmers chief executive Elizabeth von Perger. Picture supplied.
Coalition nuclear plan could use three times more water than coal
Jason Gregory
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Labor has challenged the Coalition to explain where it will get the water needed to operate its nuclear power plants. Picture via Shutterstock.
Make your own fert, beat glyphosate resistance, a plastic mulch alternative
Andrew Norris
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Teramax ceo Andrew Logan says the company's biodegradable mulch could grow to be a $30 million company in just five years. Picture by Andrew Norris.
Carbon farming services merge to the benefit of this grass-fed beef producer
Jamie Brown
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Cootamundra grazier Chris Main has entered into a soil carbon project because he believes in net positive outcomes for ACCU production over time. Photo supplied.

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