How can biochar benefit your farm? Join local farmers and experts in Deniliquin to explore the benefits and challenges of biochar in commercial agriculture.

Event details:

Join Murray Local Land Services and Western Murray Land Improvement Group to explore the benefits and challenges of biochar in commercial agriculture.

Expert speakers include:

Russell Burnett, Rainbow Bee Eater - what biochar is, soil health benefits, local trial results and practical challenges
Melissa Rebbeck, Metamorf Engineering – biochar as a livestock feed additive, suppliers, purchase considerations and case studies
North East Water – biochar for water filtration, the benefits of biosolid biochar and the launch of their pyrolysis pilot
Emily Wilson, Natural Capital Advisor – biochar and the carbon market
Russell Ford – previous on-farm application and why he’s considering biochar in the future.

Additional details: Morning tea on arrival. Lunch provided.

Contact: Kimberley Beer, Senior Land Services Officer – Mixed Farming via email at: Kimberley.beer@lls.nsw.gov.au or on 0439 531 306

This activity is delivered by Local Land Services in partnership with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water under the Primary Industries Productivity and Abatement Program (PIPAP).

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