Join a curious farmer to discover ways in which farmers are using different practices to farm regeneratively. Find out how food can be produced, and how you can apply some of these principles in your backyard. She gets all the dirt from farmers, chefs and scientists that will help you make informed decisions about how you shop, buy and grow food.
Dr Tomas Remenyi - Climate Research Fellow at the University of Tasmania
TIA -Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture
Professor David Bowman - Professor of Pyrogeography and Fire Science at the University o…
Iain has a background in ecology, being award his PhD in 2005. He successfully completed 2 post-docs, and was most recently a lecturer ay Macquarie University, where he gave a birds eye view and whol…
This episode is really about carbon accounting in farming – listening will help you gain a better holistic overview and understanding of emissions from livestock, carbon sequestration in soil, and th…
Angus Stewart is a Horticulturalist with vision, experience and generosity. He shares his wisdom and knowledge freely with us on this episode, and discusses methods such as deep planting and how to c…
In a mere 20 minutes, Lauren gives her perspective on where Felds Farm is today, and many of the lessons that they have learnt, along the way. She gives an update on their progress, and how their thi…
Here's a recap on Episode 1 - The Humble Onion, in anticipation of Episode 4 where I catch up with Lauren Byrne of Felds Farm. In this episode, which may have slightly improved audio quality than the…
Our Mates Farm is just down the road. Coreen Ung and Mathew Tack have turned an old, run down apple orchard into a thriving small farm, producing over 50 different varieties of apples, as well as lam…
Leap Farm dairy system:
As small producers, we rarely get "a voice" at the table when it comes to discussions about agriculture in Tasmania or even at a federal level. Sprout has become that voice, and has been advocating f…
Brian Horsley is the Director, recipe maker and all-round probiotic King of MacroBoost. You can buy directly at the MacroBoost website.
For more easy-to access and read information about humic and fu…
Fat Carrot Farm is best found on Instagram here.
Information about CSA models of selling produce can be found at the Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance here.
Contact me at [email protected] …
Tony O'Connell sells his blueberries direct to the public at Hobart's Farmgate Market. At this time of year, you can purchase frozen blueberries from him. They're fantastic in porridge and smoothies.…
Green Collar, the environmental consulting firm for whom Dr Jenny Sinclair works.
Massimo tells us about how he felt when he returned to Tasmania, and how he had to work hard to carve out a niche. As he settled back into Tasmanian life, he made the effort to step outside of the ki…
Graeme Hand is the Director of Hand for the Land.
For those who live on the little island, you can become a member of the Regenerative Agriculture Network of Tasmania (RANT) and get access to free web…
For a couple of photos of Mark and his garden's produce, head to the Leap Farm website, or Leap Farm Facebook or Instagram page.
Photos of Helen's garden can be seen on the Leap Farm Instagram and Facebook pages, or on the Leap Farm website.
Helen refers to Macroboost - probiotics for your soil.
Gerard Lawry can be found at https://eaglerisefarm.com.au/eaglerise-farm/
If you're after more information about his permaculture farming course, you can contact him via his website or at info@eagleri…
In this episode we start by exploring the reasons that led Simon and Fiona to move from a conventional dairy operation into regenerative and organic dairy farming.
When quizzed on who or what resource…