Groundswell 23: Five steps to a more regenerative farming system

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Groundswell 23: Five steps to a more regenerative farming system

Visitors to this year鈥檚 Groundswell event were given lessons in the practical application of agroecology to make their farming systems more sustainable and resilient.

Ashleigh Ellwood

07 July 2023 鈥� 4 min read

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Joel Williams speaking at Groundswell

For growers just starting out on their 鈥榬egenerative journey', the first principles to consider were offered by independent plant and soil consultant, Joel Williams, who opened the eighth Groundswell event,...

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