Future Feeders is growing a movement
for our next generation of young farmers
Join us for a very special night at the old A&I Hall in Bangalow with radical farmer and author Charlie Massy as he discusses the new wave of farmers providing ground breaking solutions to restore our degraded landscapes and putting us on a path to transform our broken food system.
After his keynote, Charlie will be joined by Sue Higginson and Charlie Arnott.
Sue is a farmer and the NSW Greens candidate for the upcoming NSW election.
Charlie is a biodynamic beef farmer at ‘Hanaminno’, Boorowa.
When: 6pm ,Tuesday 14th August
Where: A&I Hall Bangalow
Tickets: $20 : www.eventbrite.com.au/e/are-farmers-the-new-environmentalists-tickets-47986022485
About Charlie Massy - Author and Radical Farmer
With his new book, Call of the Reed Warbler, Massy gives us a new way to think about how we farm and grow food. Charles Massy explores transformative and regenerative agriculture and the vital connection between our soil and our health. It is a story of how a grassroots revolution – a true underground insurgency – can save the planet, help turn climate change around, and build healthy people and healthy communities, pivoting significantly on our relationship with growing and consuming food.
~ a partnership of Real Food Projects Future Feeders Northern Rivers Young Farmers Alliance - NRYFA and Food Connect Foundation
After his keynote, Charlie will be joined by Sue Higginson and Charlie Arnott.
Sue is a farmer and the NSW Greens candidate for the upcoming NSW election.
Charlie is a biodynamic beef farmer at ‘Hanaminno’, Boorowa.
When: 6pm ,Tuesday 14th August
Where: A&I Hall Bangalow
Tickets: $20 : www.eventbrite.com.au/e/are-farmers-the-new-environmentalists-tickets-47986022485
About Charlie Massy - Author and Radical Farmer
With his new book, Call of the Reed Warbler, Massy gives us a new way to think about how we farm and grow food. Charles Massy explores transformative and regenerative agriculture and the vital connection between our soil and our health. It is a story of how a grassroots revolution – a true underground insurgency – can save the planet, help turn climate change around, and build healthy people and healthy communities, pivoting significantly on our relationship with growing and consuming food.
~ a partnership of Real Food Projects Future Feeders Northern Rivers Young Farmers Alliance - NRYFA and Food Connect Foundation
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Would you like to connect with a local young farmer to develop an agricultural enterprise and increase the profitability and sustainability of your land? Looking for land? Leave your farm profile on farmLinks Let us grow together. 
We seek to create a platform to facilitate information sharing, to co-generate new ideas and solutions and to coordinate support for small farm enterprises.
The Northern Rivers Young Farmers Alliance is a voice for young farmers in the region and an inspiration for those beyond. Targeting growers and producers under 40 with goals in sustainable land management and ecological agriculture. The NRYFA focuses on small scale producers and local food economy projects, startups and innovative enterprises. Building unity through support, networking and collaboration we want to promote the exciting work of young farmers in our area. |
We want to engage young people in sustainable agriculture, develop pathways for collective skills development and grow opportunities for young farmers.
The new school of farming is more than a commitment to ethical land stewardship and we believe that only through positive networks and collaborations can we have a truly sustainable food future.
We know that small scale farming is the way and that long term, happy and viable farming careers and land management will be the essential foundations for successful food production now and into the future.
Lets pull people, skills, ideas and land together like pieces of a puzzle to enhance and develop our
local ecological agriculture industry.
The new school of farming is more than a commitment to ethical land stewardship and we believe that only through positive networks and collaborations can we have a truly sustainable food future.
We know that small scale farming is the way and that long term, happy and viable farming careers and land management will be the essential foundations for successful food production now and into the future.
Lets pull people, skills, ideas and land together like pieces of a puzzle to enhance and develop our
local ecological agriculture industry.
~ Associated programs ~
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Northern Rivers Young Farmers Alliance |
Northern Rivers FarmLinks |
Farm Endorsement Ecological Development |
Future Feeders is an allied partner of MullumSEED
Mullumbimby Sustainability & Education Enterprise Development Inc.
www.MullumSEED.org.au