Farmerama
A podcast by Farmerama
185 Episoade
-
63: Indian farmers’ protests, the Forever Flock and Biopriming
Publicat: 28.02.2021 -
62: ORFC 2021
Publicat: 31.01.2021 -
61: Fine Fleeces, Pasture Cropping and Land in Commons
Publicat: 27.12.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 6: Looking back and moving forward
Publicat: 15.11.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 5: Cultivating abundance
Publicat: 08.11.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 4: Whole meal
Publicat: 01.11.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 3: Growing our own
Publicat: 25.10.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 2: Land, animal, journey
Publicat: 18.10.2020 -
"Who feeds us?" Episode 1: The hungry gap
Publicat: 11.10.2020 -
60: Regenerative Cheesemakers, Brixton Windmill, Food & Development and Tractors
Publicat: 27.09.2020 -
59: Upland restoration, agroforestry in Kenya and the language of regeneration
Publicat: 30.08.2020 -
Shorts: Roger Dixon-Spain, Lismore, Scotland
Publicat: 26.08.2020 -
58: Cooperative land, holistic management, FMNR and the secret life of insects
Publicat: 26.07.2020 -
57: Fibreshed UK, Chestnuts, The Edible Schoolyard and Welsh poetry
Publicat: 28.06.2020 -
56: The Bowhouse
Publicat: 31.05.2020 -
'Cereal' Bonus Episode: High Rise Bakers
Publicat: 17.05.2020 -
55: Enlightened agriculture, sustainable economies, and regenerative businesses
Publicat: 26.04.2020 -
54: Land reform, stewardship, community ownership and land justice
Publicat: 29.03.2020 -
53: Storytelling, Nutrient Density, Fashion and Community Farms
Publicat: 23.02.2020 -
Shorts: The Herdsman
Publicat: 23.02.2020
Farmerama Radio is an award-winning podcast sharing the voices behind regenerative farming. We are committed to positive ecological futures for the earth and its people, and we believe that farmers of the world will determine this. Each month, we share the experiences of grass roots farmers instigating radical change for the future of our food, our health, and the planet. Tune in to hear how these producers are discovering a more ecological farming future and to learn how their decisions can have a positive impact on us all. This is regenerative farming in action.
