The Small Farms Network is a free support service for people who live on or manage rural and peri-urban land on the south coast and southern highlands of NSW. The Network provides support to all landholders ranging from half a hectare to several hundred hectares. Members in our Network range from full time farmers/producers, to residents who visit their property on the weekend and live in Sydney.
A range of services are provided to assist you with your activities whether it be:
- producing beef, sheep, goats, poultry, alpacas or worms
- horticultural crops, farm forestry, bush tucker or vegetables for family or commercial production
- weed control, pasture productivity and soil health advice
- project planning for bushland, creek restoration or shelterbelts design
- training workshops and field days on a wide range of topics
The Network will help you achieve your property and enterprise goals through planning, advice and implementation of sound sustainable land management practices.
The Small Farms Network currently provides support to all rural landholders in the Wollongong, Shellharbour, Kiama, Wingecarribee, Shoalhaven and Eurobodalla Council areas.
This website is a resource for rural landholders providing information and contacts relevant to your local region. Rural landholders can gain further benefits by signing up as a member. Membership is free and entitles you to:
- attend workshops
- receive and advertise on the weekly classifieds
- list for free in the online directory
- receive member discounts
- gain assistance to apply for grants
- opportunities to network with other rural landholders.
Contact Us to become a member today.
|
 Highlands NetworkLocal updates for members in the Southern Highlands region |
 Milton NetworkLocal updates for members from Wandandian to Durras |
 EfarmLocal information for members in the Eurobodalla Council area |
 Sheep NetworkLocal breeders meet four times a year to discuss seasonal issues with livestock officers and local experts |
 Shoalhaven Beef ProducersAssociation for local beef producers collectively working together to improve farm income |
 South Coast Goat NetworkAre you a goat breeder, producer or have pet goats? Then this Network is for you |
