Soil Health: How Important is That at Farm My School?
Caring for the soil is ultimately about caring for people, community and the future. Because healthy soil produces healthier food, and nutrient-dense vegetables that are more flavourful, resilient...
Meet the Team: Alex Barrios Trainee Farmer at Farm My School Bellarine
Alex Barrios is a Trainee Farmer at Farm My School Bellarine, who recently completed his traineeship with the Farmer Incubator Program, and with the support from Geelong Community Foundation he is ...
Teamwork: Growing Something Bigger Together
Teamwork is everywhere you look at Farm My School, and it is how everything gets done. It takes a village and when people work together like this – something bigger grows.
Grounded 2026: The Magic of Grounded
Grounded Festival 2026 gathered some of the most renowned move and shakers in regenerative farming and healthy food systems including Farm My School's CEO and Co-founder, James McLennan to talk the...
Partner Profile: Plantfulness that is Growing for Good
Plantfulness Charity Manager, Bonnie Hook, answers a few questions around their partnership with Farm My School, and the organisation's mission.
Farm My School: What is Nutrient-Dense Food?
What do we mean when say nutrient-dense food? Nutrient-dense food is a type of food that is packed with a high concentration of essential nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, protein, carbohydrat...
Meet the Team: Caitie Tacey, Regenerative Farm Manager at Farm My School Colac
Caitie is our Regenerative Farm Manager at Farm My School Colac and she is very passionate about caring for Country, and inspired to build resilience within our ecosystems and community.