Propagating native species for food and revegetation @CottonInfoAust
Propagating native species for food and revegetation  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
In 2021, CottonInfo and Wee Waa Local Aboriginal Lands Council partnered to support a 3-day Florabank workshop to learn about planting natives for food and medicine. Participants learned not only how to collect and clean native seeds, but about propagating seeds and cuttings and planting out native species. They also visited a revegetation project on a cotton farm.

This video provides perspectives from organisers, presenters and participants about the workshop, and the benefits gained by this initiative.
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