Join us for a special introduction to Natural Sequence Farming (NSF) at Chaffin Creek Farm, where we are thrilled to host Tarwyn Park Training with renowned educators Stuart Andrews, the son of the legendary Peter Andrews. Normally offering in-depth 4-day courses and online training, Tarwyn Park Training is providing this unique, affordable one-day taster session to give you a glimpse into the transformative world of NSF.

Natural Sequence Farming is a nature-based solution focused on restoring landscapes to be resilient, productive, and ecologically healthy. This introductory session will give participants practical insights into the fundamental principles of NSF, including water management, plant biodiversity, and landscape function. It's the perfect opportunity for anyone interested in learning how to repair and regenerate land, while increasing productivity and profitability through sustainable practices.

Throughout the day, you'll explore the Five Pillars of Natural Sequence Farming, which are essential for understanding how landscapes function and how to rehydrate and regenerate them. This workshop will cover key topics such as:

Slowing the Flow: Managing water to restore landscape function.
Letting All Plants Grow: Understanding plant biodiversity and plant succession.
Careful Where Animals Go: Using livestock as tools for landscape regeneration.
Filtration: The role of filtration in rehydrating landscapes.
Return to the Top: Recycling nutrients and building resilience through feedback loops.

Tickets are limited, so don’t miss out! Take the first step towards building a more resilient and productive future for your land. Sign up today and learn how Natural Sequence Farming can help you create lasting, positive change.

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Who should attend?

Whether you're just starting your regenerative journey or you're an experienced land manager, this workshop will provide valuable knowledge to help you make informed decisions for landscape restoration.

The Natural Sequence Farming introductory training is for anyone interested in understanding and applying regenerative practices to restore and enhance landscapes. This includes:

Farmers: Whether you work with crops, livestock, or any type of farming enterprise, NSF offers practical tools for restoring and rehydrating land, improving productivity, and enhancing sustainability.
Landowners and Land Managers: If you own or manage land, this training provides foundational knowledge to help you make better decisions about landscape regeneration and land stewardship.
Landscape Planners and Architects: Those in landscape design or planning roles will gain valuable insights into incorporating NSF principles into projects for more sustainable and resilient landscapes.
Landcare, NRM (Natural Resource Management), and Regional Bodies: This course is beneficial for organisations or government bodies working with landholders to promote sustainability and landscape restoration in their regions.
Anyone Interested in Regenerative Agriculture: If you are new to regenerative practices or want to enhance your understanding of natural landscapes and their functions, this training provides the perfect starting point.

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