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The regeneration of Australia’s food and farming systems
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The regeneration of Australia’s food and farming systems
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A close up of a pile of cucumbers.
Woman with a hat holding a plant in a terracotta pot.
A close up of a pile of cucumbers.

Break it Down

What is regeneration?

In the words of Paul Hawken regeneration, “...means putting life at the centre of every action and decision... and it applies equally to families, communities, cities, schools, religions, cultures, commerce and governments.”

Regeneration is balancing the needs of ecosystems and communities and living in harmony with the natural world.

At this moment in time, much of our food is grown and produced in ways that harm people and the planet, contributing to the climate crisis and many other social and ecological issues.

Together, we can take action to regenerate food and farming in Australia and contribute to a thriving future for all.

Sustainable Table Guides

For curious citizens – curated guides to help you regenerate our world

01Regen 101
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Learn more about regenerative agriculture and how you can be a part of the regeneration.

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02Ethical Food and Fibre 101
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03Regenerating Investment in Food and Farming
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04Ethical Meat Processing Guide
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05Good Grain Guide
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A misty paddock at sunrise with black and white cows.
Healthy soil.
Healthy soil.

Why We Choose Regeneration

Regeneration means many things to many people. Here's what it means to us...

The Regen Journal

Sharing the stories of regenerative change makers across Australia

Vibrant green kale and cabbage plants growing in a field.
Vibrant green kale and cabbage plants growing in a field.
What is Regenerative Agriculture?
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Learn more about regenerative agriculture.
Learn more about regenerative agriculture.
A couple and their two children posing for the camera. They're all rugged up with beanies and jackets. They're in the middle of a paddock with grey skies and a row of trees behind them.
A couple and their two children posing for the camera. They're all rugged up with beanies and jackets. They're in the middle of a paddock with grey skies and a row of trees behind them.
Holistic by Nature, Dan Kelton on why farming is more than food
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Dan Kelton of Holistic Pastoral shares how family, culture, and care for Country guide his regenerative farming journey across leased land in Victoria.
Dan Kelton of Holistic Pastoral shares how family, culture, and care for Country guide his regenerative farming journey across leased land in Victoria.
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A herd of sheep all crowded together in a paddock and most of them are looking at the camera.
The Abattoir Crisis: What It Means for Small- and Medium-Scale Farmers and Ethical Meat Production
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Small- and medium-scale livestock farmers across Australia are facing a growing crisis as access to local abattoirs disappears. Learn more about what you can do to support the local and ethical meat industry.
Small- and medium-scale livestock farmers across Australia are facing a growing crisis as access to local abattoirs disappears. Learn more about what you can do to support the local and ethical meat industry.
Farmers, The Unsung Heroes of Climate Solutions
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Australian farmers are key to fighting global warming, they deserve our support.
Australian farmers are key to fighting global warming, they deserve our support.
A smiling woman loading a crate and a cool box into a van. The crate has paper bags presumably filled with fresh food.
A smiling woman loading a crate and a cool box into a van. The crate has paper bags presumably filled with fresh food.
The Journey of Tasmanian Produce Collective: Building a Sustainable Local Food System
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Discover how the Tasmanian Produce Collective is transforming local food systems, connecting Tasmanian producers directly with customers, and championing sustainability. With a growing network of passionate farmers, innovative solutions, and a strong community spirit, TPC is reshaping the way we think about food.
Discover how the Tasmanian Produce Collective is transforming local food systems, connecting Tasmanian producers directly with customers, and championing sustainability. With a growing network of passionate farmers, innovative solutions, and a strong community spirit, TPC is reshaping the way we think about food.
Ex-Cyclone Alfred Exposes the Fragility of Australia's Food Supply Chains
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Ex-Cyclone Alfred exposed the cracks in Australia's food system, with supermarkets struggling while local food networks bounced back. How can we build a more resilient future?
Ex-Cyclone Alfred exposed the cracks in Australia's food system, with supermarkets struggling while local food networks bounced back. How can we build a more resilient future?

Why Local, Regenerative Food Systems Are the Future

Our food system is at a crossroads. Discover how regenerative agriculture and shorter supply chains can build climate resilience, reduce waste, and support local farmers.

Our food system is at a crossroads. Discover how regenerative agriculture and shorter supply chains can build climate resilience, reduce waste, and support local farmers.

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