Grow Love Project

03/12/2024

Ever wondered how regenerative farming can restore both land and wildlife? 🌱

Thank you to Di Ferguson and Stephen Shipton who have shared their inspiring journey to do just that. After years of high-input dairy farming, they discovered how to revitalise their soil and reduce stress on their land by transforming their approach.

Alongside improving soil health, they’re planting a koala habitat corridor, connecting vital wildlife pathways to Biamanga National Park. It’s a win for both nature and farming! 🐨

Thank you to Local Land Services NSW for their collaboration in creating this film.

30/11/2024

See how farmers in the NSW Northern Tablelands are working together to rehydrate their landscapes! 💧 In partnership with the Mulloon Institute and Soils for Life this inspiring project showcases regenerative practices that strengthen water systems, improve resilience, and prepare for climate challenges.

26/11/2024

🌱 We loved creating this engaging composting video for Local Land Services NSW and the NSW Environment Protection Authority! Perfect for high schools, it dives into the composting life cycle—from home FOGO to commercial systems—showing how boosts crops, saves resources, and closes the loop on organic waste.

17/10/2024

Clean coastal catchments are vital for healthy waterways and sustainable farming. It’s been a pleasure working with Local Land Services NSW and Farmer Will Russell to create this film highlighting the importance of sustainable farming practices.

15/10/2024

We collaborated with Landcare NSW to develop a series of training packs and videos that explore nature-based solutions to reduce disaster risks and help communities adapt to an ever-changing .

This is one of the videos we created for them on planting for fire asset protection.

02/10/2024

Our latest film for Soils for Life

01/10/2024

One of the principles is to increase diversity. In terms of grazing that can look like a pasture. Optimum function of multispecies pastures is achieved when there are at least four functional groups with at least two species of each. Plant families include:
Having multispecies pastures can improve soil health, increase disease resilience, break up compaction and decrease weeds.
And so much more!!

27/09/2024

20/09/2024

A pleasure to be filming with for a and project at Gunningrah on the Monaro 💚 producing medium and on . We look forward to sharing the full film on landscape rehydration infrastructure soon. 🌱💚

17/09/2024

My first veggie from our new property. The first thing I did before unpacking the boxes was to build three veggie beds and get seeds in the ground. 🌱💚

17/09/2024

Farm Tracker is a simple tool you can use to help monitor seasonal conditions on your property. An upgraded version of the app has been released that now allows you to not only record conditions, but now also links with other resources that may be useful to help make business decisions

16/09/2024

Thank you for sharing our podcast 💚 on the Botanic Gardens of Sydney Branch Out podcast 🌱

🔎 Roughly 70% of all Australian species of plants, animals, fungi and other organisms have yet to be discovered, named and classified.

🌿 In the latest episode of Branch Out, we're playing an episode from The Business of Biodiversity podcast: Taxonomy – the benefits of naming nature.

👇 Listen via the links below to learn about the fascinating and important field of taxonomy and how it's potentially worth billions of dollars to the Australian economy.

🎧 Apple: https://apple.co/47l1fkJ
🎧 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3AYopRM

📸 Spider (unknown species) on Brunonia australis flower. Jean & Fred Hort (Flickr).

🤝 | NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water | Grow Love Project | Taxonomy Australia & Deloitte

16/09/2024

Thank you to Sonya Reyes the
Shoalhaven Landcare Coordinator for jumping in front of the camera for our recent films on planting for and . These films are part of a series created for the People Led Prevention Project for and can now be viewed on their channel.
Feeling very lucky to see some amazing properties in the and grateful to the lovely landholders who participated in the making of the films. Thanks for the great insights and the 💚

Thanks to

04/09/2024

Thanks we enjoyed working with you. We hope you love the film.

04/09/2024

is a free app that records the past and predicts the future using weather data customised to your property. Ag360 software simplifies the complex relationships between climate, livestock and pastures and it allows farmers to reduce risk in the business and therefore improve business performance.For more info
Ag360.com.au

27/08/2024

Do you need help with soil tests? Our latest film production for Soils for Life