Field Day at 'Bokhara Plains'

On Thursday, 13th November, join Atlas Carbon and MaiaGrazing at Bokhara Plains in Brewarrina, NSW, to see how the Finlayson family applies data-driven grazing, and learn about soil carbon sequestration in rangeland grazing systems.

Registration Now Closed

If you would like to attend, email Amanda Young: ayoung@atlascarbon.ag

Soil Carbon Field Day: Building Resilience and Revenue at Bokhara Plains

Atlas Carbon and MaiaGrazing, along with the Finlayson family, invite you to ‘Bokhara Plains’, Brewarrina, NSW on Thursday the 13th of November.

© Grow Love Project / Kylie Fisher (Land and Life Photography) / Soils for Life (2023)
Learn More: ***https://soilsforlife.org.au/bokhara-plains-rangelands-resilience/***

Join Graham and Cathy Finlayson on their 9,300 ha cattle property for a first-hand look at how they've transitioned a degraded landscape to a productive, resilient operation, effectively doubling their carrying capacity.

Since acquiring the property in 1999, the Finlaysons have transformed severely degraded claypan country into a thriving landscape using regenerative grazing, planned rest, and large-scale water and fencing infrastructure.

Operating in a low-rainfall zone (~380 mm annually), they’ve built a business that matches ecological function with enterprise flexibility.

Known for their practical leadership and willingness to share hard-earned insights, Graham and Cathy are recognised as innovators in rangeland management and champions of landscape-scale regeneration.

The Finlaysons are long-term MaiaGrazing customers, and have now commenced a soil carbon project with Atlas Carbon, registered with the Clean Energy Regulator in 2025. At the Field Day, they will share insights from their soil carbon journey so far, including how this project is shaping the next chapter for Bokhara Plains — both practically and strategically.

Event Details

When: Thursday 13th November
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Where: 'Bokhara Plains', approx. 35km north of Brewarrina, NSW.
What to bring: Your own chair and comfortable shoes. Please dress for a day outdoors.
Catering: A complimentary lunch and refreshments will be provided.
Cost: This is a free event, but spots are limited. Registration is essential and closes on Friday, November 7th.

Why Attend? Practical Outcomes for Your Bottom Line

Gain insights into large‑scale regenerative grazing systems, infrastructure, water and land management in a low‑rainfall, semi‑arid environment.
Connect with like‑minded graziers, decision‑makers, and industry experts.
See how strategic enterprise diversification, holistic grazing practices and infrastructure investment translate into productive resilience on vast rangelands.

‍Check out the 'Soils For Life' case study on Bokhara Plains for more details on the property.

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Registrations Have Now Closed

If you would like to attend, please email Amanda Young: ayoung@atlascarbon.ag

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This event is supported by the NSW Government’s High Impact Partnerships program. The program aims to deliver emission reductions and promote sustainable land management practices in agriculture to support NSW’s net-zero target.

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