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Soil Health, Nutrient Management & Bioferts with Joel Williams

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M.D.U. Football Club
Meeniyan VIC, Australia
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Don’t miss TWO in-depth learning opportunities with internationally renowned, independent soil and plant health educator and consultant Joel Williams. Join us for one, or both! Please specify when booking. 

Session 1 | 10:00am–12:00pm
Soils in Transition (reducing inputs)
An introduction to soil health and regenerative principles, exploring the economic and ecological benefits of reducing inputs. Learn practical strategies including improving fertiliser efficiency, building soil fertility through diversity, using low-input additives, and understanding the role of roots in long-term soil regeneration. 

Please arrive by 9.45 to register for 10am start.

Session 2 | 1:00pm–3:00pm
Biostimulants & Biofertilisers
Learn what biostimulants and biofertilisers are, how they work, and best-practice application methods, with examples including humics, kelp, molasses, and microbial inoculants.

Please note, there is an hour break between sessions. Please BYO lunch. The venue will be open during this time and is in walking distance to the Meeniyan shops, however some bakeries/cafes are closed on a Tuesday.

Can't wait to see you there!

SGLN Team

For further information contact Cassie, cassie@sgln.net.au, 0448 739 559.


This event is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the National Heritage Trust under the Climate Smart Agriculture Program.

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M.D.U. Football Club
Meeniyan VIC, Australia