How to make every millimetre of rain count
Producers Will and Sasha Treloar (pictured) have changed how they manage paddocks, water and pasture rest to make better use of rainfall and improve their country.
Grand finalé for the 2025 Scholars
Final presentations by the 2025 participants and celebratory dinner
Social media spreads the word!
Social media provided the perfect way to advertise the 2026 LHF Program
Soil – our most valuable asset
Discovering the true value of soil. It’s not just dirt! It is the worlds most underrated asset.
Getting to know yourself and regenerative agriculture
Building a regen ag journey and telling the story
The show case event for 2023 participants
Stimulating year for participants in the Lachlan Hughes Foundation Program.
End of Year – New Year Catch Up
Stimulating year for participants in inaugural Lachlan Hughes Foundation Program.
Learning Journey in a Shearing Shed
What do the participants “do” during the workshop modules? 2023 overview.
What have the participants been up to?
Guest speaking engagements for our participants: Regenerative Rangelands Conference and AgVention
Dulacca Sports Club Donation
The Lachlan Hughes Foundation is wholly funded by donations. All of which are fully tax deductible.
2022 Scholarship winners address the Young Beef Producers Forum
Joel and Emma Muirhead’s regen ag journey was a talking point at the YBPF.
Regen Ag guru headlines at Dulacca
Charles Massy, author of “Call of the Reed Warbler” was the keynote speaker at an exciting ‘Day of Learning’.
North Burnett couple announced as 2022 Scholarship beneficiaries
An exciting regenerative agriculture challenge ahead for the enthusiastic Joel and Emma Muirhead.
2021 Scholar addresses Beef Forum
Beau North took delegates on the journey of turning an old sugar cane farm into a regenerated beef operation.
ABC TV’s Landline comes to visit
A story of tragedy, loss and renewal told with sensitivity and dignity by Pip Courtney.