​Adaptive farms for sustainable landscapes

Farm planning, enhancing biodiversity on farm, establishing native vegetation to improve farm dams, improving waterways, providing shelter, and linking and enhancing remnants are some of the activities landholders can apply for funding for through Riverina Local Land Services Adaptive Farms for Sustainable Landscapes program.

Launched today, landholders are now invited to apply for funding across a variety of projects as part of the 2022/2023 Adaptive Farms for Sustainable Landscapes program to assist land managers to improve agricultural production and better manage natural resources.

“We will be supporting landholders to improve their skills in managing their natural resources through farm planning workshops, online learning modules as well as in person through site visits, farm walks and farm demonstrations,” Fin said.

“Once landholders have selected which option/s are of interest, we will contact them to provide details on how to access online learning and discuss the program.”

Landholders have until 5pm 30 September 2022 to submit an expression of interest to be part of the program.

For eligibility criteria and to submit an expression of interest go to:
https://www.lls.nsw.gov.au/riverina/adaptive-farms-for-sustainable-landscapes

For landholders looking for further information on this project please contact Cherie White, Senior Land Services Officer (NRM), 0427 407 126.

Media Contact:
For more information, please contact Jacqui Grellman via Jacqui.grellman@lls.nsw.gov.au