Charlie speaks with Terry McCosker about various topics related to regenerative agriculture and land management. They discuss the challenges and potential solutions for scaling Indigenous burning practices, the impact of poor grazing management on fire loads, and the evolving understanding of soil health and its correlation to livestock health and productivity. They also touch upon the controversial topic of carbon credits and the role they play in the supply chain. Terry emphasises the need for integrating both fire and grazing management for optimal land health and sustainability.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners. 

Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Welcome and Guest Introduction
• 01:45 Discussion on Indigenous Burning Practices
• 02:46 Challenges in Fire Management
• 04:08 Grazing vs. Fire Climax
• 05:32 Impact of Poor Grazing Management
• 06:26 Indigenous Knowledge and Modern Challenges
• 09:15 Bionutrient Food Association and Soil Health
• 13:00 Upcoming Session on Carbon
• 15:05 Conclusion and Farewell
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Charlie talks with Stacey about the highlights of recent conference presentations and her work. Stacey shares her passion for breaking down silos between disciplines and discusses the bionutrient research by the Bionutrient Food Association and Dr. Anita Fleming's groundbreaking work on health farming. The conversation dives into Stacey's session on 'Nutritional Dark Matter'—unexplored phytochemicals in food and their significant impact on human health. They delve into how these compounds, while beneficial, can also pose risks, and the importance of consuming food grown in healthy soil. Stacey also touches on her future plans to further explore Anita Fleming's work and promote the mission of the Bionutrient Food Association.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters 

• 01:09 Welcome to the Guest
• 01:27 Conference Highlights and Insights
• 05:28 Exploring Nutritional Dark Matter
• 07:00 Impact of Phytochemicals on Health
• 11:50 Future Actions and Closing Remarks
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Charlie welcomes a UK dairy farmer Sophie who shares her journey in organic and regenerative farming over the past 11 years. They discuss the challenges and solutions in the industry, including the importance of soil health, changing farming practices, and the role of local abattoirs. The guest also highlights her efforts in inspiring the next generation of farmers and her involvement with the National Farmers Union. Additionally, she reflects on the value of family meals and conversations at home.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners. 

Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Welcome to Fat Pig Farm
• 01:30 Guest's Experience at Grounded
• 02:35 Challenges and Innovations in Farming
• 03:15 Farming Practices in the UK
• 05:14 Industry Involvement and Advocacy
• 06:29 Takeaways and Future Plans
• 07:41 Concluding Remarks
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Charlie welcomes Rachael Treasure, a Tasmanian author and regenerative farmer, to discuss her experiences and highlights from the Grounded event at Fat Pig Farm. Rachael shares her journey into regenerative farming, her admiration for Ian and Di Haggerty, and insights from Angela Clifford regarding sustainable food systems in New Zealand. Additionally, Rachael talks about her novel 'Milking Time,' her foray into stand-up comedy, and her upcoming natural sequence farming course with Stu Andrews. The episode blends laughter, inspiration, and practical advice for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Welcoming Rachel Treasure
• 02:45 Highlights from Day One
• 07:14 Stand-Up Comedy and Personal Journey
• 12:37 Upcoming Events and Future Plans
• 14:43 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of 'The Regenerative Journey,' host Charlie Arnott sits down with James Rebanks at the Grounded conference in Tasmania. They discuss the critical role of farmers in public and mental health, the impact of farming practices on soil and human biomes, and the urgent need for governments to prioritize sustainable agriculture. Rebanks shares insights on the current state of farming in the UK, the economic challenges faced by farmers, and the importance of local food systems. Despite pressures from big agriculture and complex political landscapes, both Rebanks and Arnott emphasize the potential of regenerative farming to transform the land and ensure food security. Join Charlie and James as they delve into the future of farming and the remarkable shifts happening across agricultural practices.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters:

• 01:09 Interview with James Rebanks Begins
• 01:27 Impressions of the Grounded Conference
• 01:46 The Role of Farmers in Public Health
• 02:50 Challenges in Modern Farming
• 03:41 Government and Agricultural Policies
• 06:04 Food Security Concerns
• 08:45 Regenerative Agriculture in the UK
• 15:18 Soil Health and Farming Techniques
• 24:03 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

Charlie welcomes Jade Miles to discuss her involvement in the Grounded festival, a sister event to Groundswell, celebrating regenerative farming practices. Jade shares her highlights from the festival, including inspiring talks by Felice Jacker and the Rebanks, and her commitment to rejoining AFSA. The episode also delves into the importance of solidarity among farmers and the extensive planning behind the festival. Jade and Charlie appreciate the hosts, Pig Farm, and look forward to future events that bring the farming community together.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters:

• 01:09 Welcoming Jade Miles
• 01:39 Highlights from the Event
• 02:55 Future Plans and Gratitude
• 04:29 Closing Remarks

Charlie converses with Helen Rebanks at the Grounded conference in Tasmania. Helen shares her experiences as a farmer's wife and author, emphasising the importance of women in agriculture and the connection between gut health and mental health. They discuss the holistic approach to farming, the significance of family and community, and the impact of political and industrial challenges in the UK. Helen's reflections on raising children on a farm and her hopes for the future of sustainable farming offer listeners insightful and motivating perspectives. 

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Interview with Helen Rebanks Begins 
• 01:27 Impressions of Grounded at Fat Pig Farm 
• 01:58 The Importance of Food and Gut Health 
• 03:34 Women in Agriculture 
• 07:27 Family and Farm Life 
• 10:55 Reflections and Takeaways 
• 11:49 Conclusion and Farewell 

Charlie interviews Chris, a seasoned expert in regenerative farming. From Tasmania's Fat Pig Farm, Chris shares insights on the significance of water management and the role of new Australian megafauna in landscape rejuvenation. He highlights the importance of passing on knowledge to the younger generation and discusses the organic spread of regenerative practices. The conversation covers practical strategies in rainfall management, the positive effects of well-managed herbivores, and the holistic approach needed for sustainable farming. 

Episode Promotion: 

The Regenerative Journey is proud to promote the CBR Local Regen Forum who have an exciting event coming up:

• 🗓️ CBR LOCAL REGEN Forum: Developing Direct-to-Market Models for Farmers in the Canberra Region
• 📍 University of Canberra – Friday, 2 May
• 🎟️ Tickets available now https://events.humanitix.com/2025-cbr-local-regen-forum.

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters

• 01:10 Welcome to Fat Pig Farm
• 01:44 Insights and Epiphanies from Grounded Heat
• 04:12 Networking and Conversations
• 09:30 Water Security and Management
• 15:44 The Role of Megafauna in Regeneration
• 19:15 Reflections on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function
• 22:21 Conclusion and Gratitude

In this episode of 'The Regenerative Journey,' host Charlie Arnott welcomes Chris Eggert to discuss their experiences and insights on regenerative farming. Chris shares his admiration for other regenerative farmers like the Haggertys and Jake Wolkey, emphasizing the importance of business acumen in farming. They delve into the significance of mental health, family involvement, and intuitive farming practices. The conversation also highlights Jimmy's Milk, a successful venture by Chris's son, illustrating the power of community support and the value of high-quality, locally-produced food. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on the evolving journey of sustainable farming.

 Episode Promotion: 

The Regenerative Journey is proud to promote the CBR Local Regen Forum who have an exciting event coming up:

• 🗓️ CBR LOCAL REGEN Forum: Developing Direct-to-Market Models for Farmers in the Canberra Region
• 📍 University of Canberra – Friday, 2 May
• 🎟️ Tickets available now https://events.humanitix.com/2025-cbr-local-regen-forum.

Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Welcoming Chris Eggert
• 01:22 Favorite Talks and Inspirations
• 03:01 The Wealth of Farming
• 03:47 Mental Health and Farming
• 08:03 Jimmy's Milk Journey
• 14:04 Community Support and Reputation
• 17:19 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

Charlie is joined by Angela Clifford from Eat New Zealand. Angela discusses the importance of regenerative supply chains, the role of Indigenous thinking in food systems and fostering connections between New Zealand and Australia. She highlights key insights from the Grounded event, including the potential of self-vending butcheries and perennial vegetable farming. This engaging conversation sheds light on the collaborative efforts to promote a regenerative way of life.

Episode Promotion: 

• 🗓️ CBR LOCAL REGEN Forum: Developing Direct-to-Market Models for Farmers in the Canberra Region
• 📍 University of Canberra – Friday, 2 May
• 🎟️ Tickets available now https://events.humanitix.com/2025-cbr-local-regen-forum. 

 Episode Links:

• Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos 
• Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com
• Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture
• Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/
• Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos

Episode Credits:

Thank you to all who’ve made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.

 Episode Chapters:

• 01:10 Meet Angela Clifford from Eat New Zealand
• 02:00 Regenerative Supply Chains and Indigenous Thinking
• 03:37 Highlights from Grounded Event
• 04:37 Innovative Ideas and Inspirations
• 05:29 Fun and Food: Wallaby Pie and More
• 05:59 Unexpected Encounters: Baby Tiger Snake
• 06:29 Conclusion and Thanks