TELLING THE STORIES OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE...
Friendly Farms envisages a renaissance of small-scale Regenerative Agriculture creating a truly sustainable food future for everyone.
We're on a mission to make it happen with three key ingredients:
HEALTHY LAND, FOOD AND PEOPLE
MEET THE FRIENDLY FARMERS!
Matt is an artist and graphic designer on a quest to make a positive difference through Regenerative Agriculture.
Bea is a solicitor passionate about small-scale agroecology and large-scale ecosystem restoration.
Pete is a media producer who loves to share the journey to a better food future.
Nicki is co-owner of Hazelcombe Farm, a caring place for peace and re-creation.
Liana specialises in cultural turnarounds and leadership transformation and dreams to restore the Australian landscape.
OF FIRES, DROUGHTS AND FLOODING RAINS...
Our degraded landscapes are losing water, soil and biodiversity.
Droughts, fires and flooding rains are becoming increasingly severe symptoms of
collapsing ecosystems made even worse by climate change.
Restoring Australia’s landscape resilience is the greatest challenge of our times.
We believe in nurturing deeper connections between people and nature.
We CONNECT through landscape events. We've hosted Dr Vandana Shiva, Joel Salatin, Zach Weiss, Peter Andrews, Michael Mobbs and John Fry and many more events for over a decade.
We COMMUNICATE using the power of stories. We've made dozens of beautiful short films which you can follow on our Youtube channel.
We COLLABORATE by sharing resources. We've created an innovative Farm Canvas to support farmers in transition and we maintain a long list of courses and published resources to tap into.
There’s never been a better time to get involved.
Be a part of the regenerative movement that’s leading the way forward.
Donate to our crowdfunding campaign by selecting a reward from the list on the right.
We are so grateful for your support!
Together, we can all transition to happier, healthier lifestyles.
PROMOTING REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE AND SUPPORTING FARMERS IN TRANSITION
