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If you were asked where your food comes from, how it was farmed, where it was grown, would you know?
With an ever-increasing volume of giant commercial farms all around the world, we have never been more separated from our food. Farmers are struggling and the environment is paying a toll for intense agricultural practices. But David Fryer is one of a few taking a different approach, reclaiming lost knowledge and reconnecting a community through his Cheshire based farm Groobarbs.
Join David and Elysia as they chat about the challenges of modern farming, and how a different approach, stepping back down to a smaller scale, may just be the solution.
Catch up with a new episode of the Earth Show every week, and in between check out @theearth_show on Instagram for more content.
By Elysia ZdolynyIf you were asked where your food comes from, how it was farmed, where it was grown, would you know?
With an ever-increasing volume of giant commercial farms all around the world, we have never been more separated from our food. Farmers are struggling and the environment is paying a toll for intense agricultural practices. But David Fryer is one of a few taking a different approach, reclaiming lost knowledge and reconnecting a community through his Cheshire based farm Groobarbs.
Join David and Elysia as they chat about the challenges of modern farming, and how a different approach, stepping back down to a smaller scale, may just be the solution.
Catch up with a new episode of the Earth Show every week, and in between check out @theearth_show on Instagram for more content.