Access to our guided activities to get a better understanding of your soil profile. Resource page full of links and tools to help you. Weekly check-in and coaching calls to keep us all on track. Get Facebook Support Group to share your soil findings.

Bruce then shows David Davidson his worm farms and they reveal how they grow worms, feed worms, harvest worms and finally apply the worm products to the paddock. Lots of handy tips along the way.

Compacted soils and rising costs of fertilizers are frequently occurring problems which plague most farmers. Discover the secrets of worm composting with David Davidson and start reaping the benefits of worm castings, worm compost and worm tea for all growers. It’s quick, easy and economical.

Ian & Dianne Haggerty buy farms with marginal soils and erratic rainfalls but consistently improve the and out perform the district yields. Using common sense, and learning about how the soil biology works, the Haggerty’s have reduced the use of weedicides and increased soil health. They look forward to sharing their knowledge with you.

Each day engage in a short 15-min dialogue around practical steps you can take to begin your own journey of regeneration. We will explore with open curiosity the definition of regeneration, why it is important and how we can collectively live regenerative lifestyles. You will also receive a free copy of The Guide For Our Generation which you can use to keep track of your progress.

This innovative program provides students with an immersive and dynamic learning experience with recycling, trash, and waste streams. By participating in hands-on lessons, students gain an understanding of consumerism, pollution and potential solutions. This curriculum was created by Darren Bingham of REGEN Consulting Services in partnership with the Azulita Project and Willow Bend Environmental Education Center. Funding was provided by the Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff, the City of Flagstaff, and other supporters.

In this video series, you will understand the correct set of organisms that are present in the soil so that you can do this. You can grow your plants without pesticides, without the inorganic fertilizers, without the toxic materials that we’ve been using for the last 50-80years in conventional agriculture.

Jean Belstead met Ron and Bev Smith many years ago when Ron was having problems with mastitis in one of his dairy cows. Jean, a local homeopath showed Ron her homeopathic treatment for mastitis and Ron hasn’t looked back! He is a firm believer and follower of using homeopathy to prevent illnesses and also to relieve stress and trauma both in animals and humans.

Biodynamic composting is regarded by many to be the ultimate method of composting. Starting with conventional farm sourced materials plus the addition of biodynamic preps and minerals it usually requires turning once. It is then covered and left to ‘do its own thing’ while heat and the fermentation process along with the worms ‘cleans’ up the materials producing a compost rich in a broad spectrum of microbes and plant available minerals.

The National Environmental Centre (NEC) provides programs in environmental science and sustainable agriculture and uses leading-edge environmental management techniques and activities to provide high-quality training