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Join us to learn how cultivate IMO effectively and bolster your regenerative farming practices.

Indigenous Microorganisms (IMO) play a crucial role in regenerative farming, helping to restore soil health, boost plant growth, and create a thriving ecosystem.

These naturally occurring microbes, sourced from local environments, are introduced into farming systems to enhance biological processes and nutrient cycling.

 

When: Thursday 18th June 2026

Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm

Location: Hay Landcare Nursery, next to the Hay Gaol Museum, Piper St, Hay

 

Morning tea & lunch provided.

Please wear appropriate field clothes & shoes.

 

For more information contact:

Jenny Dwyer, Local Landcare Coordinator, jdwyer@mli.org.au

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This event is possible thanks to Riverina Local Land Services Climate Smart Agriculture Project.