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Today we’re talking with Julia Mande who gives us meaning and deep perspective in how regenerative practices have the potential to connect our local communities and provide us with more abundance than we ever imagined.
As we talk, Julia is packing her bags to embark back to her once-homeland of Zimbabwe to participate and learn from local regenerative farmers. If you can support Julia, and the local farmers she is volunteering with, visit www.supportful.com/zimbabwe to donate.
I also mention the documentary, The Biggest Little Farm in this episode. The film illustrates the regenerative farming practices that Julia talks to us about. Check it out if you haven’t seen it.
Let’s go! 💪
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Today we’re talking with Julia Mande who gives us meaning and deep perspective in how regenerative practices have the potential to connect our local communities and provide us with more abundance than we ever imagined.
As we talk, Julia is packing her bags to embark back to her once-homeland of Zimbabwe to participate and learn from local regenerative farmers. If you can support Julia, and the local farmers she is volunteering with, visit www.supportful.com/zimbabwe to donate.
I also mention the documentary, The Biggest Little Farm in this episode. The film illustrates the regenerative farming practices that Julia talks to us about. Check it out if you haven’t seen it.
Let’s go! 💪