It’s not radical, it’s the way it used to be.
The way we farm and look after our hens?
It’s not that long ago everyone farmed like this.
Back when eggs tasted like eggs and chicken tasted like chicken.
When you look after the land, the land will look after you.
My latest post on Substack is up and running.
Take a look here
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A Garden Of Chaos, A Life In Balance.
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A long overdue hello!
I’m just back in the door (actually it’s now nearly a month…) from a trip to Western Australia for the latest instalment of Grounded.
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I’m at @groundedau in Western Australia this week and have just told our story about starting with 10 hens. Thank you for having me 🙏.
One of the things I love about the principles of regenerative agriculture is the “treading softly” mentality.
Treating our land, our country, our planet with respect.
Avoiding intervention through mechanical or chemical means.
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“Farming is the ultimate act of optimism”.
@MatthewEvansFPF
#Grounded
“The solution is in our own field” (backyard, kitchen, trolley).
James Rebanks
“The changes we have made, feel good”.
Helen Rebanks.
@herdyshepherd1 @MatthewEvansFPF
“We’re not thinking about food enough”.
James Rebanks kicks off the inaugural #Grounded Festival at Fat Pig Farm in Tasmania. @groundedau @MatthewEvansFPF @herdyshepherd1
I’ve made it to Hobart on the first leg of my Tasmanian @groundedau adventure at @MatthewEvansFPF
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GROUNDED Australia is a hybrid event, a cross between a conference, a field day and a food festival. Going to be great! 4-5 December
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