Regen Cornwall
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Where is a good place to learn about Regenerative farming?
Regenerative practices
- Thread starter Regen Cornwall
- Start date
- Location
- Devon
YouTube
The Holistic section of this forum (edit to add - this is in the direct drilling section)
Groundswell ag conference
For starters...
The Holistic section of this forum (edit to add - this is in the direct drilling section)
Groundswell ag conference
For starters...
Daniel Larn
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speak to Jason Hayward-Jones from RegenFARM, based over Totnes way. really great bloke and very knowledgeable.
hollister
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- Location
- Alcester, warks
Regenerative agriculture podcast by John kempf
Second that. Also no till farmer is good.
Lots of books David Montgomery, Gary Zimmer, Charles Walters etc, amazing will usually lead you to them once you’ve bought a couple.
Acres magazine and and it’s vast library of book publications.
YouTube
- Location
- Angus
A new book called Regenerative Agriculture has just been funded on kickstarter… 750 pages of info...
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Regenerative Agriculture
Regenerative Agriculture is a pragmatic and comprehensive manual for the future of small farming
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Youtube is a great resource, but unfortunately most of the clips ive come across are either North American or Australian - pity there weren't more with a UK perspective
Facebook is also a marvellous resource with many "regen ag" groups
Im sure @hendrebc , @CornishTone , @Karliboy among many others could point you in the right direction
maybe @holwellcourtfarm or @Sheila Cooke in regards to HM ?
the great thing about social media sites is that once you start following things, you will get suggestions or come across other pages or sites of interest as well
Facebook is also a marvellous resource with many "regen ag" groups
Im sure @hendrebc , @CornishTone , @Karliboy among many others could point you in the right direction
maybe @holwellcourtfarm or @Sheila Cooke in regards to HM ?
the great thing about social media sites is that once you start following things, you will get suggestions or come across other pages or sites of interest as well
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
"Improving Our Lot" - Planned Holistic Grazing, for starters..
:oops: Eh up! The idea of starting a thread about Holistic management has been on my mind for ages, if I am honest. Lets start by me putting my cards on the table - I have NO formal training, NO books, and NO interest in starting big wars on which way is best. I do, however, completely and...
thefarmingforum.co.uk
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
mostly an Australian / North American focus here, but you may find things of interest
one thing all farmers across the world have in common is soil & the need to look after it first
thefarmingforum.co.uk
one thing all farmers across the world have in common is soil & the need to look after it first
Regenerative Agriculture
err, heres a link just for starters nowhere near as big here as in the US, but a lot of interest . . . https://www.vicnotill.com.au/2017/03/keeping-soil-alive/
thefarmingforum.co.uk
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
'Don't wait for someone to tell you..'.
That's the thing most farmers need to grasp about regenerative ag, nobody is going to tell you to change.
No government in their right mind will force this (in the foreseeable future) because it admits their own shortcomings across decades.
It has to be led by the farmer, for the farmer, and the future farmers!!
Half the world's topsoil has gone into oceans and waterways in 150 years of "doing it the proper way"... yet it's growing 10mm/year here..
I thought id share this quote from @Kiwi Pete
I don't think he'd mind
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
And a medium?
Derek Mead who does Yarg cheese is a good person to look up. I think @Poorbuthappy posted a video somewhere of him talking about what he's doing??
Suffolk Serf
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- Location
- Bury/Thetford
From what ive read in diaries he did pretty much what we're doing here now, only using horses and 'shanks pony' much more than now.
Oops yes that's the one
- Location
- Hammerwich
Plenty to learn in Direct Driller Magazine as well - you can sign up for free on the website - http://www.directdriller.com/register/
You can read back copies online or download the PDFs.
You can read back copies online or download the PDFs.
Signed up, thank you.