Kate Field is a co-founder of Leap Farm, a 300-acre award-winning family farm in Tasmania. Together with her husband, Kate implements regenerative farming techniques to produce their signature cheese and to raise goats and cattle.

Kate is also the host and producer of “The Curious Farmer” podcast in which she explores the topic of regenerative agriculture.

How did Kate and her husband come to own their independent farm?

What changes to the land have they observed since taking an ecological approach to farming?

Let's find out.

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Leap Farm

The Curious Farmer

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