In this thought-provoking discussion, Daniel Firth Griffith explores deep connections between humans and nature through the lenses of animism, spirituality, and regenerative agriculture. The conversation spans multiple aspects such as the interplay of modern agriculture with ancient practices, highlighting the misconceived ideal of large herd management rooted in European colonialism. Emphasizing the importance of ethical animal harvesting, Griffith critiques conventional slaughter methods for their detrimental effects on meat quality and advocates for local, field harvesting practices.

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