Newsletter - 03 July 2007


See and hear Peter Andrews explain
Natural Sequence Farming principles he has used at Baramul, in the Upper Hunter,
on YouTube…

Peter Andrews talks with Martin Royds about the implementation of Natural Sequence Farming methods at Baramul Stud in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales, Australia. The video was filmed entirely on location and was produced by the Natural Sequence Association members, Martin Royds and Paul Cockram with the cooperation of Peter Andrews.
Thanks go also to the owners and managers of Baramul Stud.

There are 5 segments totalling almost 20 minutes which explain many of the principles of NSF. It has been released on YouTube so that it can inform the debate as to what Peter’s methods are all about and give answers to questions many in the broader community have about NSF and how it can be applied to restore environmentally degraded landscapes.

The 5 segments are:

1. Introduction to NSF at Baramul....Time 2.27 mins
2. Weeds at Baramul...part 1..................Time 4.09 mins
3. Weeds...part 2.......................................Time 4.09 mins
4. De-energising Water flows at Baramul...Time 2.5 mins
5. The building of Rock walls and Leaky weirs at Baramul..................Time 6.25 mins

Enjoy!

Click on http://youtube.com/results?search_query=baramul&search=Search

For comments about the video and anything to do with NSF please email duane@nsfarming.com

Links www.naturalsequenceassociation.org.au


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