Great day everyone ☀️🌿 There is such a beautiful momentum building behind what we’re doing here... and if you’ve been feeling the nudge to lean into the conversation, tonight is the perfect time to join us. We are on a mission to help ensure our farmers can stay on their land for generations to come, while making sure families have access to real, nourishing food through a system that actually makes sense. Right now, so much of the food system feels out of balance... and GROW is bringing forward a real, aligned solution that supports the farmers, the vendors, and the consumers. It’s about putting the future of food back into the hands of everyday people, rather than leaving it to broken systems and big corporations. Tonight – Wednesday, April 15 7:00 PM AEST (Australia Time zone) Join here 🔗 https://studio.r-link.com/GROWanz Neil will be joining us to answer your questions directly. Whether it’s something you’ve been wondering yourself or questions you’ve been hearing from farmers and vendors in your world, we’d love to cover them. Pop your questions in here 👇 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdv198V3HmglmGyguUiaGsfFqRccW4t5adkNx6JYlHUWks44A/viewform?usp=header ⚠️ Just a quick reminder... The second half of tonight’s call will NOT be recorded. We’ll be opening up the room to brainstorm real numbers and practical examples... so if you want to hear that part of the conversation, you’ll need to be there with us LIVE. Please feel free to invite anyone you know who cares about our farmers, our food, and building a better future for our communities. See you in the room soon 🌾💚

Please take some time to listen to these calls. The solution to real food for our families with a food system that supports farmers and consumers is here 👇🏻 Let’s spread the solution far and wide 👩‍🌾 https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowRenaissance GROW ANZ calls Farmer call :https://youtu.be/22Yvnrlse9k?si=MTPjOBYLn3HFPW55 Overview Call: https://youtu.be/Ho6DVaL0aoE?si=UMXQbgB4-0hEhgGT Consumer Call: https://youtu.be/7SR-3cfcNWU?si=youfCkqM1XwsSU7c

This is for the people who care about real food, local supply, and the future of how we feed our families here in Australia and New Zealand Because right now… too many of the people who grow, raise, produce and move our food are under serious pressure. Rising costs. Tighter margins. More middlemen. Less control. And a system that often makes it harder, not easier, for good people to stay independent. That’s exactly why these weekly GrowStraya calls matter. This Wednesday night, we’re opening up a free online conversation around: Farmers & primary producers Food distributors & supply chain operators Direct-to-consumer pathways New ways to improve margins while keeping independence This is a practical conversation for people who know our food system needs to change… and who are open to hearing what’s already beginning to work. The session is hosted by The Grow Renaissance, with a speaker working directly with farmers across Australia and New Zealand on solutions that are already being used in the real world. Call Details Wednesday 8 April - Tonight 7pm QLD | NSW | VIC Online Call Link in the comments What this is: Education Conversation Real-world solutions A chance to stay close to what’s changing What this is not: A sales pitch Trading talk Speculation This is about helping farmers, producers, distributors and everyday people better understand how we can begin to: shorten supply chains protect pricing power improve transparency and traceability reconnect producers and consumers directly If you know someone who is: a farmer a grower a butcher a food distributor a producer or simply someone who deeply cares about where our food comes from… tag them, share this with them, or invite them into the room. Because supporting farmers doesn’t just support farmers… it supports all of us.

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A comprehensive 100-year study of Australian sheep farms published in Nature Food reveals that while Adaptive Multi-Paddock (AMP) grazing significantly boosts soil organic carbon (SOC) and reduces emissions intensity by up to 54%, it is not always the most profitable strategy due to higher supplementary feed costs. Researchers found that agroecological factors—specifically rainfall and the amount of carbon already in the soil (antecedent SOC)—exert a much stronger influence on a farm’s environmental and financial success than simply increasing pasture species diversity. https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-026-01331-2