What is Sustainable Agriculture
Sustainable agriculture is defined as meeting our current needs, without negatively affecting the ability of future generations to meet their needs.
It is focused on driving farming efficiencies while maintaining the health of soil and water resources, supporting biodiversity, reducing emissions and building resilience to climate change.
For more than two decades, South West NRM has been developing case studies and other resources to demonstrate how farmers can improve efficiencies and sustainability. Hover over the images below to find resources relating to your area of interest. Stay up-to-date on new additions to the library via our Sustainable Ag e-newsletter or X (Twitter) account.
Helping you grow!
South West NRM’s Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators (SAFs) support farmers to grow their business while caring for the land.
For free advice and valuable contacts, phone SAF Peter Clifton on (08) 9724 2469 or email [email protected]
Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators are supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program.