Explore the deep-rooted practices of native grain cultaivation and its role in nourising one of the world's oldest living cultures.

Kerrie Saunders, a Gomeroi/Guumbraay woman, is a cultural educator and leader in the Moree and wider community, educating and sharing knowledge through Yinarrma - ‘Women of Known Information’ in Gomeroi.

Kerry offers a range of cultural services and products, including native food tours along the Mehi river as well as the harvesting, milling and sale of native grain flour. 

Kerrie’s career in the native grains industry has seen her leading projects with Sydney University’s Narrabri campus on Indigenous grasslands, as well as working with various other agricultural bodies, educating the wider community in sustainable farming, environmental issues and cultural connections to Country.

This event will also offer member group representatives the opportunity to share group news in our traditional 'Around Our Groups' session, hear about current opportunities for members, and enjoy supper together.

Landcare Group Representatives are encouraged to bring another group member to experience this event.

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Registrations are essential for catering purposes by 9am Monday 12th May 2025 at Sticky Tickets or by emailing or calling our office on 02 6772 9123.

This project is supported by FRRR, through funding from the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund. This project is made possible by the NSW Landcare Enabling Program, a collaboration between Local Land Services and Landcare NSW supported by the NSW Government.