Agroforestry for Timber, Livestock & Wildlife with Bob Gray

Join our Trees on Farms Incubator group as we explore 'Tamaroo', an agroforestry farm in Torwood, south of Warragul.

Landholder and retired agronomist Bob Gray will show us how he established biodiversity-rich gully revegetation across 20% of his farm, with an additional 20% planted for high-quality hardwood timber. Both are integrated into a profitable grazing system that benefits from the shelter, shade and soil protection. Bob and his wife Robyn have planted more than 100,000 trees on the property, creating benefits for the farm, biodiversity and the family's quality of life.

Check out this short video on Bob's property: Adding Agroforestry to a Grazing Property

When: Saturday 17th October, 8:45am for a 9:00am start, finishing at 12:30pm
Where: 'Tamaroo', 585 Torwood-Topiram Rd, Torwood VIC
Presenter: Bob Gray, sheep & beef agroforester

Lunch is included, so your RSVP by Thursday 15 October is essential.

This event is FREE and made possible by funding from the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action through the Victorian Trees on Farms Program.

Got a question? Contact project manager Callam at callam@regenecosystems.com or 0401 795 026.

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