Sustainability

Sustainable agriculture in Australia focuses on balancing productivity with environmental stewardship to ensure long-term farm viability and ecosystem health. By adopting practices such as crop rotation, conservation tillage, integrated pest management, and efficient water use, Australian farmers aim to maintain soil fertility, reduce chemical inputs, and protect biodiversity. The approach also emphasizes adapting to climate variability, minimising greenhouse gas emissions, and supporting rural communities. Through innovation and a commitment to best management practices, sustainable agriculture helps secure food production while preserving the natural resources that underpin Australia’s agricultural future.

Sustainability

Timber Growers Improve Scale by Joining Forces

The Changing Landscape of Protein Production

NOFA – Northeast Organic Farming Association Podcast

Steps in Carbon Farming: Options and Methodologies

The Effect of Climate Change on Pastoralism in the Australian…

The Permaculture Podcast

Regenerative Grazing Principles

Holistic Management: A Critical Review of Allan Savory’s Grazing Method

Is Being Sustainable Enough for Australian Wine?

Horticulture Sustainability Framework

Australian Beef Sustainability Framework

Over the Fence Podcast – from Farmers for Climate Action

RawAg Podcast

Soil Knowledge Base

Soil Management: A masterclass from a leading scientist

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