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Episode 116: Liz Carlisle & the Deep and Diverse Roots of Regenerative Farming
Episode #116 Notes
1:00 - What led you to write Healing Grounds?
4:00 - Why focus on Regenerative, rather than Organic?
6:00 - What is the significance of land, land stewardship, and indigenous land ownership in the US?
10:00 - What is beyond the soil of Regenerative Agriculture?
13:15 - On slavery and food.
18:30 - On the Green Revolution and Food Sovereignty.
18:00 - What’s been the response from some of your new food products?
28:00 - On immigrants and agroecology.
36:15 - On the potential for small farm and racial solidarity.
Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and The Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming, Lis Carlisle
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Episode #116 Notes
1:00 - What led you to write Healing Grounds?
4:00 - Why focus on Regenerative, rather than Organic?
6:00 - What is the significance of land, land stewardship, and indigenous land ownership in the US?
10:00 - What is beyond the soil of Regenerative Agriculture?
13:15 - On slavery and food.
18:30 - On the Green Revolution and Food Sovereignty.
18:00 - What’s been the response from some of your new food products?
28:00 - On immigrants and agroecology.
36:15 - On the potential for small farm and racial solidarity.
Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and The Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming, Lis Carlisle
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