Grow Love Project

18/09/2026

Watching Gardening Australia celebrating natives episode. Featuring
Liz and Erryn Blacklock from Bushy Landscapes. Great to see them converting back yards to native local landscapes. And of course the wonderful Clarence Slockee sharing about wattles. Listen to when we interviewed them all on The Business of Biodiversity Podcast.

Podcast Episode · Business of Biodiversity · 29 August 2022 · 34min

18/09/2026

A wonderful opportunity for someone passionate about soils. Soils for Life

Join the team!

We are seeking an Operations Manager to join our hard working, multi-disciplinary team.

This is a 12-month maternity leave backfill (0.6 FTE, fully remote from anywhere in Australia). The role oversees the systems, processes and people practices that keep the organisation running smoothly and effectively, and also supports event delivery.

👉 Find out more and apply: https://www.ethicaljobs.com.au/members/soilsforlife/operations-manager-remote-work-from-home

10/09/2026

Life is a mystery but a mother’s love is always certain.

01/09/2026

Do the podcasts you listen to have sound effects?Known as ‘ foley’ they add to the atmosphere and help immerse you in the story. Most of our interviews are done remotely via video call and whilst we’ve had many pet dogs want to get in on the action, we prefer a quiet environment. Then we can add some sounds in the edit to transport you into the . Our recent episode for The Big Shift For Small Farms podcast featured and the . See if you can spot my cameo chook rustling sound effects. Listen wherever you get your

20/08/2026

Food is an experience when you meet the person who produces it and it’s their story that makes it memorable. We are very lucky to have a local market near us in Tomerong with dozens of local , makers and bakers.
Meet Farmer Ian Martin from Ian, Tina & Rhys Martin who runs a family business in Conjola on the . They are farming chemical free, free-range and using sustainable practices to ensure landscape improvements. To hear more of their story, catch Ian this coming Tuesday 25th of August at Cupitt's Estate in Ulladulla as part of Slow Food South Coast.

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28/07/2026

28/07/2026

We visited Mattana Farm on the South Coast of NSW, Where Bec and Adam share how a local soil moisture probe has helped them navigate fire, flood and difficult decisions.
Check out the podcast - Beyond the weather forecast on The Big Shift - For Small Farms wherever you get your podcasts.
If you are looking for another tool to support decision making, the episode offers practical insights into using information alongside experience and intuition on farm.
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24/07/2026

Proud to share this project we filmed for Soils For Life The case study follows Kate Mirams and Peter Neaves of Kate Mirams and Peter Neaves a dairy farm on the alluvial floodplains of Visit Gippsland Victoria, who have spent over two decades building a business on the foundation of good
What stood out to us behind the camera- The sheer curiosity these two bring to every paddock. A shovel in hand, checking root depth. Each soil’s test reading like a play book.
The results: significant reduction of synthetic inputs and a top 25% ranking for Return on Assets in the Victorian Dairy Farm Monitor Project 2025.
It was a joy and a privilege to help tell this story: For the full case study go to Soils For Life

03/06/2026

Always great to get out of the edit studio and do a field recording. Our next episode on agtech in the paddock is coming out soon. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

17/05/2026

A real privilege to be part of Farming on the Fringes hosted by NSW Local Land Services NSW So valuable to document the information and share it with those that couldn’t attend. Look out for videos and podcasts of the event coming soon. Subscribe to the Big Shift for small farms podcast. A rich day of insight, personal stories and practical advice. From global carbon farming trends and ecological opportunities to the magic and mystery of soil beneath our feet. So much opportunity and energy in the room. A big takeaway was whatever action you take, find likeminded people and do it in community. To create big changes, many hands make light work.