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Rob Lawson - Grazing for tomorrow series 

Frank Egan: On restoring the headwaters of the Durran Durra Creek which feeds into the Shoalhaven River.

What happens when neighbours come together to tackle the challenges of land management? Collaboration, innovation, and inspiring success stories! The recent “Across the Fence” farming day, hosted by Goulburn Mulwaree Landcare Landscapes (GMLL) and Southern Highlands Landcare Network (SHLN), showcased the power of working together to build sustainable, resilient landscapes. From hands-on demonstrations to actionable insights, the event proved that sharing resources, knowledge, and a common vision can transform both the land and the community. Held as part of the broader Across the Fence Farming (ATFF) initiative, the event provided a platform for local landholders to share knowledge, tools, and strategies to enhance productivity and improve the health of the landscape. The day offered a unique opportunity for landholders to connect, learn, and explore the benefits of collective land management in a practical and engaging way. Here’s what made this event a standout success.