The penny is finally starting to drop for both those on the land and apparently many scientists working on soil health - pasture cropping works, and it has some remarkable effects, both for farm profits and farm health. I cannot begin to explain how excited I find this whole approach and have put a lot of my heart and soul behind promoting it - there are so so many benefits and few, if any, real negatives. It is true that it may take a season or two to get a perceived turn around, but while things are changing you can still remain productive.

There are many pasture cropping events in the pipeline for next year hosted by the pioneer of pasture cropping - Colin Seis. I will provide details and updates as they come to hand in the FTSU Newsletters .

In the meantime RCS have just launched their new 3-day program - Pasture Cropping for Profit, which is set to revolutionise cropping much as Grazing for Profit has done for grazing. Course dates can be found in the Calendar of Events .