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Tarwyn Park Training- Landscape Rehydration Slow The Flow Let All Plants Grow Be Careful Where The Animals Go Filter the flow is a must know WELCOME General Knowledge Quiz Quiz 1.What are the TWO free energies that

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Tarwyn Park Training- Landscape Rehydration

  • Slow The Flow
  • Let All Plants Grow
  • Be Careful Where The

Animals Go

  • Filter the flow is a must

know

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WELCOME

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General Knowledge Quiz Quiz

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1.What are the TWO free energies that run my farm?

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Sunlight Gravity

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  • 2. How do I assess my basic farm productivity?
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The total GRE REEN SU SURF RFACE ARE REA of my farming system i.e., Which translates as the conversion of Sunlight energy into Organic matter Via the process of photosynthesis.

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  • 3. What is the purist and most readily

available WATER for plants, on your farm?

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Dew includes mists, fog, all commonly referred to as the DAILY WATER CYCLE.

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  • 4. Where does the energy that powers

cyclones, typhoons and tornados, as well as, high and low pressure systems come from?

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The energy released from the La Latent Heat of Condensation, when WATER changes of state from a gas to a liquid

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  • 5. How do landscape ecosystems

maintain their fertility (carbon) balance?

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One way that nature does this is by growing edible and inedible plants together

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  • 6. Dryland Salinity. Does salt rise (against gravity)?

Or do you think it is moved laterally and expressed at the surface?

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No

  • No. It can only move laterally to appear on the surface.
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  • 7. In Australia, are high water tables in farming systems

beneficial to productive outcomes or detrimental?

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Ne Never, when managed correctly.

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  • 8. Can you name the 4 basic functions of plants?
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  • 9. Can you identify the natural, landscape progression

in ALL terrestrial ecosystems?

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Put very simply, it is a progression from a hig high point to a low point.ie., from the Mountain to the sea and from Forestry to aquaculture (high to low)

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  • 10. Finally, what is the numerical value of the

Carbon/Nitrogen ratio? And as a farmer, what is the significance of this ratio to farm productivity?

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30:1

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Why NSF (Natural Sequence Farming) & TPT (Tarwyn Park Training)

  • All about water
  • Plants not soil
  • European Landscape Function

a) Freeze b) Thaw

  • Australian Landscape Function

a) Perched wetlands b) Feedback loops

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Failing Landscapes

Chicken Foot Erosion

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Contouring-WHY?

Nature’s way of contouring known as chain mailing

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Contouring-WHY?

Chain Mailing in steeper country

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Contouring-WHY?

The end result of a bank less contour

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Contouring-WHY?

Bank less contour before and after rain.

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Contouring-WHY?

Restoration of an eroded gully by using contouring Before After

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Contouring-WHY?

Contour two weeks old then received 850mm in two & a half days

Before After

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Contouring-WHY?

Tarwyn Park Contour

Newly built One year later

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Contouring-WHY?

Aerial photo of contour on Tarwyn Park

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Contouring – Why?

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Gully Restoration – Rylstone, NSW

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Gully Restoration – Rylstone, NSW

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Landscape Restoration – Rylstone, NSW

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Gully Restoration – Rylstone, NSW

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Slow The Flow

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Slow the Flow - Mulloon Creek, NSW

Before After

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Slow the Flow - Mulloon Creek, NSW

Before After

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Slow the Flow - Mulloon Creek, NSW

Before After

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Let all plants grow

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Let all plants grow

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Let all plants grow

Feeding out or spreading hay increases fertility

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Let all plants grow

Biodiversity of trees along the creek

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Let all plants grow

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Animal Biodiversity

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Be careful where the animals go

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Be careful where the animals go

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Filter The Flow Is a Must Know

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Filter The Flow Is a Must Know

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Farm Planning

When planning your farm you can split it into three main zones: 1. The Accumulation Zone- where nutrients are transported and trees are planted. 2. The Cropping Zone- consists of grazing, cropping or hay making 3. The Filtration Zone- consists of wetlands or wet areas

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Slow The Flow Let All Plants Grow Be Careful Where The Animals Go Filter The Flow Is a Must Know

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Questions?