Prepare to be stunned, amazed, educated and impressed by the work of Graeme Sait, his generosity in the international work he does, the breadth and depth of his understanding of cell biology, commercial farm production and his backyard garden practicality.

We are privileged to have him speak at the Permaculture Noosa evening Tuesday 6th September in Cooroy.

Graeme is a world expert in regenerative agriculture and goes beyond horticulture. He is speaker, educator and Nutri-Tech Solutions (NTS) founder and CEO. He has published over 300 articles and written the popular book ‘Nutrition Rules.’

Graeme’s vision is to claim back our earth through the vast resourcefulness of humans, our capacity to rethink, open our eyes to change and now as never before to understand the urgency of regenerative farming. We know that it has taken millennia to accumulate the life-giving layer of humus on our planet. It may be necessary for Graeme to remind us of the connection between humus and the health of human life.

Today we have a greater than ever opportunity to meet the needs of our poor sad soils with the availability of scientific analyses, learned experiences and open mindedness.

Climate Change is here. We now choose our direction.

We have the tools to amend our soil in targeting specific minerals, trace elements and microbes. We have the motivation. Humus is the greatest sequester of CO2 on earth. Let us reverse the trend of losing millions of tons of humus every year.

We are blessed to have Graeme Sait available here in Cooroy, (he travels and speaks constantly in 44 countries).

He will articulate not only the ways to restore soil health, many more critical facts and solutions, and how necessary all this is to human health in case we’d forgotten that link, or expected to find it in our local pharmacy.

Hear Graeme Sait on Tuesday,  6th September,  Cooroy Memorial Hall; doors open at 6.00pm. Entry is free for members and $5 for non-members.

Please bring a plate of food to share for the get together at the end of the meeting.