Scroll down to learn about the 8 collaborative projects!

Scroll down to learn about the 8 collaborative projects!

Recent project blog posts
There is no time in a hole, I have no idea what day it is
Video #3: Carbon Science:Carbon Culture workshops at The Living Classroom
Video #3: Carbon Science:Carbon Culture workshops at The Living Classroom

We had a brilliant time at our first residency delivering workshops to local regenerative farming community and local kids

humus:human at Siteworks in Bundanon
humus:human at Siteworks in Bundanon

The humus:human project has had its first proper outing - at Siteworks, Bundanon Trust’s annual art/science event. Jono Bolitho reports back…
Starting on Day three - Back in the hole
Bjorn and Mark in Kandos - the solar project gets rolling
Bjorn and Mark in Kandos - the solar project gets rolling

Is solar being used enough in the bush? Is there scope for some new approaches? Mark Swartz and collaborator Bjorn Sturmberg venture into the field to find out.

Video #2: An Artist, A Farmer and a Scientist Walk into a Bar... opens at Bingara!
Video #2: An Artist, A Farmer and a Scientist Walk into a Bar... opens at Bingara!

Diego Bonetto takes us through the opening event of An Artist, A Farmer and A Scientist walk into a bar...

A Feast of Weeds

Diego Bonetto is creating Wildfood Store, a marketplace for the by-product of farming: weeds. This sounds good, forward thinking and inventive, but the common thread that keeps surfacing is that people do not know what to do with them.
An Artist, a Farmer, and a Scientist - intro video!

A huge thank you to Justin Hewitson for creating this wonderful video - an overview of the AFS project along with some of the ideas that have gone into its making!
Falling in Love with Carbon - by Georgina Pollard

Georgina Pollard collaborates with Ruy Anaya de la Rosa and Adam Blakester to create an artwork exhibited at the Australia New Zealand 2018 Biochar Conference in Tweed Heads.

Baking Dirt: Soil and the Carbon Economy

Lucas Ihlein reports back from his visit to Allan Yeomans’ workshop on the Gold Coast. Here he got to witness how Allan’s amazing invention to measure carbon content in soil actually functions. It involved some serious baking…

Click on the images below for artist blogs and project Info:

A Gateway for Aboriginal Agriculture? Karla Dickens & Bruce Pascoe

A Gateway for Aboriginal Agriculture?
Karla Dickens & Bruce Pascoe

Soil & the Carbon Economy Lucus Ihlein with Allan Yeomans

Soil & the Carbon Economy
Lucus Ihlein with Allan Yeomans

Wildfood.store Diego Bonetto & collaborators

Wildfood.store
Diego Bonetto & collaborators

A hole for the Living Classroom Alex Wisser

A hole for the Living Classroom
Alex Wisser

humus:human Laura Fisher & Jono Bolitho with Glenn Morris

humus:human
Laura Fisher & Jono Bolitho with Glenn Morris

Solar energy for the farmer Mark Swart & Bjorn Sturmberg

Solar energy for the farmer
Mark Swart & Bjorn Sturmberg

Farmers in Flux Imogen Semmler

Farmers in Flux
Imogen Semmler

Willow Circle Georgie Pollard with Ruy Anaya de la Rosa

Willow Circle
Georgie Pollard with Ruy Anaya de la Rosa

 
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Here is Erika Watson of @epicureanharvest and @bulamirri explaining how P. A. Yeomans-style water conservation and irrigation infrastructure will be created in their farm in Hartley. All about taking advantage of natural catchments and flows and stepping lightly on the land. In order to fund this, they hosted over 200 people for tours and an amazing chef cooked lunch on Saturday, modelling the kind of crowdfunding approach that could be replicated across country, where people at either end of food system who seek environmental outcomes can share cost of implementing ecologically minded land management. Thrilled that Erika and Haydn are partnering with artist Mark Swartz @feather_edge and solar scientist Bjorn Sturmberg @suntenants as part of the artist farmer scientist project!! Some rockin solar energy concept is just around the corner... #ksca #artistfarmerscientist #regenag
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