Simple soil biology helps pasture thrive on paddocks in the Hastings

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Updated July 12 2021 - 11:25am, first published 11:15am
Beechwood farmer and agricultural researcher Jeremy Bradley ready to dig a test pit to show how biology can kick-start an underground revolution. Tests show an increase of 168t/ha of carbon after 10 years.
Beechwood farmer and agricultural researcher Jeremy Bradley ready to dig a test pit to show how biology can kick-start an underground revolution. Tests show an increase of 168t/ha of carbon after 10 years.

From outer space - on Google maps - the difference is clear between two paddocks on the same alluvial flat in the Hastings Valley near Wauchope.

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Jamie Brown

North Coast reporter

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