John Feehan – Dung Beetles
Through the use of the dung beetles, the impact of drought is reduced through: Improved grass root and water penetration. Improved soil structure. Improved habitat and food supply for earthworms. This means an enormous sector of Australian crops and farmland can be saved even in situations of dire straits.
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Does your farm machine:
- Aerate the soil?
- Help store soil carbon?
- Bury dung pads?
- Bury dung in the plant root zone?
- Deepen the topsoil?
- Reduce bush fly and parasite breeding?
- Dig through compact soil?
- And dung beetles don’t use precious fossil fuels!
John Feehan is the recognized authority on dung beetles in Australia. He is passionate to tell the stories of dung beetles and the work that they do. John has willingly given many thousands of hours of service to the survival of dung beetles and to the education of our communities. He regularly attends field days, visits schools and rural communities to educate people about the marvellous work that dung beetles do. The work is indeed both inspiring and amazing!