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We want to see you creating productive farms, building your landscapes, restoring your ecology and creating profitable enterprises wherever you are on your regenerative journey.
All by starting to implement Natural Sequence Farming.

01 Slow The Flow
02 Let All Plants Grow
03 Careful Where The Animals Go
04 Filtration Is A Must Know
05 Return To The Top To Recycle The Lot

We're committed to teaching Natural Sequence Farming in the paddock, the classroom or online.
We strive to empower people to restore landscapes and build them to be resilient, productive and healthy.
Start LearningNatural Sequence Farming (NSF) starts with plants and water. The key to Natural Sequence Farming is that plants managed water; that’s what built the landscape.
NSF is about understanding our landscape's natural function and the natural sequences that manage everything. And using that knowledge to better manage your landscape.




Natural Sequence Farming used throughout our environments can result in the rehydration of landscapes, regeneration of soils and the restoration of our ecosystems.
This will see an increase in productivity and profitability for our farmers — strengthening our communities' economic and social well-being. And a greater resilience to the effects of drought, fire and flood across our landscapes.

With the knowledge of our team, and the impact NSF makes on a landscape, getting started implementing it on your landscape will be a winning move.
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Three generations of the Andrews family have spent their lives reading, restoring and teaching Natural Sequence Farming. Now we help landholders like you learn to read your land and work with it, not against it.
Teaching landholders
Of the Andrews family


In 1974, the Andrews family moved to “Tarwyn Park”, a former horse stud that was salinised, badly eroded and worn out. Rather than fight the land, Peter Andrews watched it. He saw the landscape falling apart, and that it held every answer if you stopped and observed how it worked.
What he learned about water, plants and landscape function became Natural Sequence Farming.
In 2012, Stuart Andrews started Tarwyn Park Training to teach it. Since then, three generations of the Andrews family and a team of practitioners have taught landholders across Australia, and grown from one course into education, planning and on-ground works.
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Earthworks alone don’t fix a landscape. The properties that turn around are run by people who understand why water moves the way it does, and who can manage the land well after the machines have gone.
That’s why everything we do starts with learning. We teach in the classroom, online and in the paddock, but the most important part is always getting out and working with your own landscape. Once you understand it, we can help you plan and build.
Natural Sequence Farming (NSF) starts with plants and water. The key to Natural Sequence Farming is that plants managed water; that’s what built the landscape.
NSF is about understanding our landscape's natural function and the natural sequences that manage everything. And using that knowledge to better manage your landscape.

01 Slow The Flow
02 Let All Plants Grow
03 Careful Where The Animals Go
04 Filtration Is A Must Know
05 Return To The Top To Recycle The Lot
Rehydrate Australia is a road trip to properties where landholders are tackling drought, fire, and flood by rehydrating their landscapes.
Every landholder in the film is a Tarwyn Park Training graduate.


“Cona Creek”, Springsure QLD
“Moran Family Farm”, Rockley NSW
“Arrawatta Station”, Inverell NSW
“Clearwater”, Glenmorgan QLD
“Hanaminno”, Boorowa NSW
Start with our newsletter, learn the principles online or in the paddock, or bring NSF training to your organisation.
The basics of NSF, stories and how-tos, straight to your inbox.
Learn to read your landscape and put NSF into practice, online at your own pace or with us in the paddock.
Explore our CoursesNSF training for NRMs, enterprises, NGOs and public institutions.
The Building Landscapes course, plus support, planning and construction on your property.
Natural Sequence Farming used throughout our environments can result in the rehydration of landscapes, regeneration of soils and the restoration of our ecosystems.
This will see an increase in productivity and profitability for our farmers — strengthening our communities' economic and social well-being. And a greater resilience to the effects of drought, fire and flood across our landscapes.

Whether you're reading your land for the first time or ready to build, there's a place to begin. Learn online at your own pace, join us in the paddock, or get in touch and we'll help you work out where to start.
