Date: Friday, 10 April 2026
Time: 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm (ACST)
Location: Foster Hill Farm, Nildottie, SA, 5238 (exact location coming soon…)
Registration: Click here to register. Registrations are essential for address details and catering purposes. Biosecurity matters. Join us by coming in clean clothes and footwear, with a clean vehicle — come clean, go clean.
About the Event
Join us for a workshop in the paddock with Joel Williams, brought to you through collaboration between PotatoLink and VegNET. The workshop will address how to improve regenerative agricultural cropping systems in potato, onion, and vegetable systems. We will explore the important role of soil organic matter, learn how to build and amplify healthy populations of soil biology, as well as touch upon nutrient cycling and input efficiencies.
Dinner and drinks will be provided.
Event Details
The event will involve a workshop and field walk. Together we will explore key challenges of the potato, onion, and vegetable industries in the Murray Bridge region. The event will explore these areas through the lens of regenerative agriculture, to help improve overall soil health, crop nutrition, and ultimately product quality.
These include:
Salinity & sodicity
Soilborne disease management
Soil moisture retention in light textured soils
Soil organic matter... and more
Meet the Presenters
Joel Williams, sourced from https://integratedsoils.com/
Joel Williams (Integrated Soils)
Joel Williams is an independent plant and soil health consultant with international experience across Australia, Europe, and North America. He specialises in plant nutrition, and soil and plant health and microbiology. His focus is to help growers improve soil function, crop performance, and long‑term system resilience.
More Information
Please contact Maya Wallens (VegNET) at maya.wallens@ausveg.com.au or 0474 228 353, or Stephanie Tabone (PotatoLink) at stephanie.tabone@ahr.com.au or 0434 514 846