EMERGENCY EPISODE - Wild Fires, Grazing, Rewilding and the Conversation We're Not Having Enough
This emergency podcast from Meet The Farmers about wildfires and the fast-approaching new normal has some intriguing systems-based, unintended consequences thoughts regarding land management. They touch on so many things whose compounding effects make wildfires both more likely and more severe. This podcast is well worth a listen here.
Agri Culture - Building A Life Of Health From The Ground Up: Steading & Co Family (Part 1)
When we talk systems, these guys are taking it to a whole new level. Phillip is all about improving the land through homemade biological inputs, grazing management and testing everything from pH to conductivity; Konrad works the cows (Belties and Angus) and has a Temple Grandin corral to minimise stress and ease handling and is…
I Sell Water and Sunshine
"We've been taught for a long time that we couldn't change the land; the soil was what it was. We couldn't change organic matter, change it significantly in a human lifetime and we don't believe that any longer. With the things we know now, about organisms in the soil and adding livestock and diversity, we…
Agricology in the Field - Mike Mallett
How Maple Farm Kelsale uses heritage grains, agroforestry and free-range hens to build soil health — regenerative farming lessons from Mike Mallett.
Farmers, food, and public health: James Rebanks on Radical
Still a favourite a year on — James Rebanks tells Amol Rajan on Radical why farmers might be the key to fixing Britain's health crisis.
Welcome to Field Notes
A weekly nod to the farming podcasts worth your time — one recommendation, straight from the ground. Every week we pick out one podcast episode that’s caught our ear — something that made us think differently, laugh, or nod along. No fluff, no filler. Just good listening for people who work the land.