National Regenerative Agriculture Day (#NRAD) is a united national movement to raise awareness about regenerative agriculture and celebrate the benefits to healing the land and our communities. This day is about a powerful movement of people and connections between our farmers, our educators, our gardeners, our foodies, our students, our #heartyourfarmer and the people of our nation as we attempt to restore balance back to our soils, environments and food chains. This is a movement of people who are standing true for the future of Australia and Earth. It's time to end drought, one farm at a time and bring health, sovereignty and sustainability to the future of our children.

Carbon8 is a subscription-based platform that asks individuals and organisations to sign up for $8 per month to sponsor and support farmers to increase their soil carbon from the lows of 1% up to a target of 8%. With that monthly subscription, farmers are given a financial incentive to increase the carbon in their soil and keep it there. They receive $8 a hectare for every percentage of carbon that is measured in their soil. This creates a modest but consistent income to help farmers maintain and assist in regenerating their farm ecosystem.Regenerative practices that help create healthy soils (and, in turn, healthy food) include Holistic Grazing, no-till farming, maintaining ground cover, multi-species cover crops, crimp rolling, pasture cropping and many other innovations. Donations help farmers update their knowledge and equipment, change grazing management, buy seeds and protect biodiversity. In fact, anything that helps get the carbon in the soil. Carbon8 was created for farmers, by farmers, and is designed to be an ongoing long-term sustainable support for farmers who want to transition to regenerative agriculture. We ensure the farmer has the latest resources and support helping them successfully put carbon back into their soil. Carbon8 stands independent from government support or political parties. It’s a direct chain between the sponsors, our charity of 'What Would Love Do Now' and farmers.

Agricultural innovation, biological technology development and farmer training. Still actively engaged in practical research developing biological innoculants and on improving farm environmental outcomes. By combining the best of many methodologies including catchment planning, farm planning, soil balance and biological fertilisers, we are able to guarantee positive outcomes for farm profitability and environmental improvement generating positive community health and wealth.

Regenerative Agriculture is the most important thing we can do for our world. It can repair the damage we have done in the past and secure our future. Put Carbon in our soils and nutrient rich food on our plates.

INVOLVED AND SUPPORTING REGIONAL COMMUNITIES TOGETHER​'What Would Love Do Now' is a rural farming-based charity in regional NSW, Australia. We are involved in helping farmers, their families and their communities come out of the current drought better than when they went in. Regenerative Agriculture is our key....

When it comes to balancing soils and getting the best production and the best profit from any agricultural system then BioGenomX is the best company I have come across. The innovation and drive to achieve results is second to none.

From a startup position, we built a company specialising in supplying and teaching the growing biological market. We manufactured and sold a range of buffered conventional fertilisers and specialty biological fertilisers with particular attention to soil balance, food nutrient density and farmer profit.

Natural Resource Management and Landcare committee working with farmer and environmentalist interests alongside landcare and government managers.