Farmers encouraged to tap into the potential of trees at upcoming forum

Environment

Jun 18 2025 Updated 9 hours ago

Jordan Duursma

BIODIVERSITY FORUM: Learn about the benefits of integrating trees into farming systems at free local forum. PHOTO: Photo Smoothies/Shutterstock.com

LANDHOLDERS are invited to a free forum in Wangaratta on Wednesday, 27 June to learn about the benefits of integrating trees into farming systems.

The Murray Region Forestry Hub, in partnership with the North East Catchment Management Authority, the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, and Wangaratta Rural City Council are hosting the event titled "Boost Your Farm’s Future: Unlock the ...

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