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Granite Belt Sustainable Action Network Symposium on Regenerative Agriculture hoping to make a change

The Regenerative Agriculture Symposium to be held on 4 September in Stanthorpe has taken on renewed relevance with the recent release of the United Nation’s latest report on the causes and impacts of climate change.

The Regenerative Agriculture Symposium to be held on 4 September in Stanthorpe has taken on renewed relevance with the recent […]

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