Increasing On-Farm Natural Capital in the Burnett Region — Gayndah

Crater research foundation are delighted to announce the new dates for their next round of Smart Farms workshops:

“Increasing On-Farm Natural Capital In The Burnett Region”

The workshops will involve a morning information session and practical in-the-paddock demonstrations in the afternoon.

Our Natural Capital Workshops will feature expert speakers on:

• Enhancing Natural Capital in Grazing Systems
• Carbon & Emerging Biodiversity Markets
• Environmental Accounting

The  workshop is free to attend and will be catered, with complimentary morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea provided.

he workshop will involve a morning information session and lunch at Nourished on Capper Cafe.

The afternoon session will be a practical in-the-paddock demonstration held on ‘Dappil’ at Mt Lawless, kindly hosted by property owners Genevieve and Matthew Dent.

If you have any questions or are unable to register online, please call 07 3709 1123 or email admin@crater.org.au.

This program is being delivered by the Goondicum Research Foundation’s CRATER, and is supported by the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. Thanks also to our delivery partner, BCCA.

CRATER is operated by the Goondicum Research Foundation Ltd, a not-for-profit set up to advance scientific knowledge and promote the many benefits of regenerative agriculture. CRATER’s name is an acronym for the ‘Centre for Regenerative Agriculture Training Education and Research’ — a name inspired by the prehistoric volcanic crater located on Goondicum Station.