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  • member pricing to events

    All members receive member pricing for tickets to our annual Cross Pollinate conference and to our end of year fundraising dinner event, Growing Good.

  • Gardners Bay Farm Workshop Discounts

    We’ve teamed up with Gardners Bay Farm to bring Sprout members a 25% discount off their upcoming workshops.

  • ACTIVEVISTA Discounts

    Thanks to the support of James from ActiveVista we are offering members 3.5% off all equipment and seed purchases through ActiveVista.

  • FREE ACCESS TO THE SPROUT HUB

    All Sprout members receive access to The Sprout Hub, our online centre for training and education.

  • MGI Masterclass Discounts

    As a Sprout member you are eligible for a huge 40% discount on the MGI Masterclass.

  • The Dirt – APRIL 2024

    The impact of small-scale farming, Cross Pollinate planning, SPP 2024, plus much more.

  • media release – MARCH 2024

    Sprout Tasmania calls for prioritisation of concerns and needs of small-scale producers in upcoming election.

  • The Dirt – March 2024

    There is nothing like an election to get everyone in the community synthesising their thoughts and working out what really matters to them.

  • The Dirt – February 2024

    SPP 2024 kicks off, plus a stack of Community news!

  • The Dirt – JANUARY 2024

    With the new year comes a refreshed look for our newsletter. The format however remains the same, with specific updates of Sprout’s work from Inside Our Paddock followed by news from Your Community including details of workshops and events from organisations and farms aligned with our values.

  • Underwood Park

    Underwood Park is a 110 acre farm nestled in the Snug Tiers south of Hobart, Southern Tasmania. Surrounded by towering native eucalypt forests, the region is rich in native fauna. Since 2020, Angela and Josh have been working to restore the farm’s ecological function and biodiversity through regenerative agriculture practices – specifically holistic cattle grazing.  

  • Tasmanian Buffalo

    The Tasmanian Buffalo herd originates back to 1997, when three cows & one bull were imported into the state from Victoria.  At this stage the herd was based in Oyster Cove, South of Hobart, and consisted of Swamp Buffalo.  Over the years the herd grew, to the point where more land was required.