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#61: Fine Fleeces, Pasture Cropping and Land in Commons
#61: Fine Fleeces, Pasture Cropping and Land in Commons 150 150 Farmerama Radio

Andy Cato & Abby It’s good to be back this month with a collection of conversations with farmers who are building a more ecological future. We begin at Whistlebare Farm…

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#58: Cooperative land, holistic management, Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration, and the secret life of insects
#58: Cooperative land, holistic management, Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration, and the secret life of insects 150 150 Farmerama Radio

Sinead Fenton of Aweside Farm: Credit @awesidefarm This month, we hear from Sinead Fenton and Adam Smith, farmers at Aweside Farm in East Sussex. They’ve been able to access the…

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#57: Fibreshed UK, Chestnuts, The Edible Schoolyard and Welsh Poetry
#57: Fibreshed UK, Chestnuts, The Edible Schoolyard and Welsh Poetry 150 150 Farmerama Radio

Credit: @famergala (Instagram) This month, we’re back to our regular format, bringing you a mix of voices from the regenerative agriculture movement. First up, we hear from Gala Bailey Barker,…

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Farmerama are looking for audio producers!
Farmerama are looking for audio producers! 150 150 Farmerama Radio

We are looking for audio producers to work with Farmerama on a new series about food producers who have been affected by the pandemic. We have decided to work with…

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#55: Enlightened agriculture, sustainable economies, and regenerative businesses
#55: Enlightened agriculture, sustainable economies, and regenerative businesses 150 150 Farmerama Radio

Colin Tudge at ORFC (Img Credit: ORFC official photographer) As we bring this episode to you, we know that the Coronavirus pandemic is putting many of the farmers and growers…

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‘Cereal’ #6: Grain Futures
‘Cereal’ #6: Grain Futures 150 150 Farmerama Radio

We are the bread system. If you eat bread – or any grains – you are part of it. So how can we all get involved, and what can we…

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‘Cereal’ #5: The best thing since sliced bread? Unsliced bread
‘Cereal’ #5: The best thing since sliced bread? Unsliced bread 150 150 Farmerama Radio

The UK is the fifth largest economy and has some of the cheapest bread in the world – is that something to be proud of, or is it a convenient…

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#51: Compost, soil carbon vs soil health, a call to farm, CEREAL, and community beer
#51: Compost, soil carbon vs soil health, a call to farm, CEREAL, and community beer 150 150 Farmerama Radio

This month, we chat with compost pioneers Dr. David Johnson – a microbiology researcher and Associate at the Centre for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems at Chico State University, California –…

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#49: The Sustainable Cooperative, wilding, beneficial insects and connecting faith with farming
#49: The Sustainable Cooperative, wilding, beneficial insects and connecting faith with farming 150 150 Farmerama Radio

Image credit: Knepp Wildland This month, we visit The Sustainable Cooperative (SCOOP) in Jersey, whose aim is to create a more sustainable supply of food on the island. Co-founder India Hamilton…

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