Almost a decade ago, Cyndi O’Meara made the significant decision to acquire Changing Habits Farm, driven by her concerns about food quality as a nutritionist. Since that pivotal purchase, she and her family have undergone a substantial learning curve! Recognising the depth of knowledge she has acquired through years of trial and error, Cyndi is extending an invitation to 60 individuals who are eager to fast-track  their learning process.

Cyndi employs a range of practices, including biodynamics, natural sequence farming, syntropics, cell grazing, poultry husbandry, multi-species pastures, worm farming, and composting, among others.

This is your opportunity to learn from the seasoned experts who have played a crucial role in the remarkable transformation of this once chemically farmed land, to a well-managed ecosystem.

Almost a decade ago, Cyndi O’Meara made the significant decision to acquire Changing Habits Farm, driven by her concerns about food quality as a nutritionist. 

Recognising the depth of knowledge she has acquired through years of trial and error, Cyndi is extending an invitation to 60 individuals who are eager to fast-track  their learning process.

This is your opportunity to learn from the seasoned experts who have played a crucial role in the remarkable transformation of this once chemically farmed land, to a well-managed ecosystem.

Changing Habits Farm Tour | 22 July 2024

Rob has been growing food most of his life when he discovered permaculture and market gardening where he felt he had become a slave to his garden and knew there has to be a better way.

Rob then heard about Syntropic farming and realised he no longer needed to be a slave to his garden but instead work with nature to do what it does best. 

He has been studying and building syntropic systems for the past 6 years, combining it with many modalities including biodynamics and bio geometry. The Changing Habits Farm is a great example of his work.

Rob has been growing food most of his life when he discovered permaculture and market gardening where he felt he had become a slave to his garden and knew there has to be a better way.

Rob then heard about Syntropic farming and realised he no longer needed to be a slave to his garden but instead work with nature to do what it does best.

He has been studying and building syntropic systems for the past 6 years, combining it with many modalities including biodynamics and bio geometry. The Changing Habits Farm is a great example of his work.

Brogan O’Meara

Brogan began managing Changing Habits Farm eight years ago honing his skills in holistic management, cell grazing, natural sequence farming, multi species pastures, animal husbandry, biodynamics and syntropics.

His love is the soil, he uses plants and animals to improve the ecology and water holding ability of the property. Brogans knowledge surpasses his age in both theoretical and practical farming.