Mulloon Institute ‘Home Farm’ Field Day

Join us at our living laboratory for a day of discovery, exploring soil, rehydrated landscapes and water stewardship.

• Learn from David Hardwick of Soil Land Food – agroecologist and soils extension specialist – as he demonstrates HASH, an innovative new tool for monitoring soil health.
• Hear from Emeritus Professor Stephen Dovers, Chair of the Institute’s Science Advisory Committee, in a Q&A session exploring the latest data on the rehydration of the Mulloon Creek floodplain.
• Find out about our communities of practice, including those in our Water Stewardship Program supported by WaterNSW and The Ian Potter Foundation – perhaps there’s one near you!
• Celebrate the launch of our new book, The Regenerative Power of Water – a beautifully illustrated guide to landscape rehydration. Discount copies will be available for purchase.
• Join a guided tour of Mulloon Creek, showcasing natural infrastructure and restoration in action.
• Enjoy a delicious lunch as part of this hands-on day outdoors.
• Expect a few surprises, including a delectable ‘soil mousse’ and other creative activities to deepen your understanding of soil, water and landscape systems.

Our field days are always a highlight – great food, great people and the chance to see world-class landscape restoration in action. We can’t wait to see you there!

Mulloon Institute is a leading research, education and advocacy organisation helping to build resilient regional communities by supporting the long-term, sustainable growth of Australian agriculture. 

This event is jointly funded through the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and The Ian Potter Foundation.