Denman Drought Resilience Event

Learn how to get drought-ready - and stay that way with Verified RegenGrown

📍 In-person workshop in Scone

👩‍🌾 For farmers and landholders of Singleton, Muswellbrook Shire & Upper Hunter Shire Councils

🌱 Community welcome to attend

🗓 9:30am – 1:30pm

💸 Free event – includes lunch

Farmers across the Upper Hunter know drought all too well. This free, in-person workshop is designed to bring the community together and share practical knowledge for managing landscapes in ways that build resilience – now and into the future.

What to expect:

• Water in the Environment – Why Is It So Critical?

• What is Carbon? Why It Matters in Drought & Flood

• Managing Your Landscape for Farm and Family

• What is Verified RegenGrown and how it supports your farm journey

• Ecological Decision-Making

• Biodiversity and Threatened Species on Your Farm

• Q&A with experts and local farmers

Speakers

Dr Aurelie Quade – Soil scientist specialising in soil carbon and land management

Michael McCosker – Regenerative livestock and cropping farmer and Co-founder of Carbon8

Fiona Hubbard – Regenerative cattle producer from Grassfed on the Plains

Kylie Woodham – Regenerative farmer, author, and storyteller based in Scone

Eloise Haigh – Natural Capital Advisor, Hunter region

*SPECIAL OFFER for local farmers

Thanks to support from the Regional Drought Resilience Planning Program, farmers in Singleton, Muswellbrook, and the Upper Hunter can access Verified RegenGrown for just $50 (normally $1,950). This includes the RegenGrown Toolkit and 3-month program membership – tangible support to strengthen your farm’s drought resilience.

Ready to sign up now to the program?
Apply at this 🔗 here.

Lunch is provided – all you need to bring is yourself.

About Carbon8
Carbon8 is a registered charity supporting farmers to transition to Regenerative Agriculture. Find out more about what we do here;

www.carbon8.org.au
1800 844 088

This project is supported by Singleton, Muswellbrook Shire, and Upper Hunter Shire Councils. Jointly funded by the Australian Government and the NSW Government under the Future Drought Fund