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The Biological Farming Roundtable Podcast is for farmers and food consumers. Join host Nakala Maddock as she interviews regenerative farmers that are turning the tides in agriculture by reducing chemical inputs, rebuilding nature’s natural solar, mineral and water cycles and returning nutrient integrity back into the food chain.
Episode 29 – The Small voice of Big Change with Robin Tait
Biological Farming Roundtable
1 hour 6 minutes 41 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 29 – The Small voice of Big Change with Robin Tait
Robin Tait is an agronomist from Tasmania, after ten years in traditional cropping agronomy Robin studied a Nuffield Scholarship which took her all over the world looking at different farming systems. Robin now works as an independent consultant specialising in working with multispecies cover crops and now, although early days, working with people’s mindsets and decision making tools as part of a team which is building in Natural Intelligence Farming led by Jane Slattery. Robin is also a key member of the NutriSoil HUB advisors. Today we talk about Robins reasons for changing her career path to work more holistically with farming, food, diversity and people and we discuss the enormous barrier we are facing today of how to change the food system from growing to the end consumer.
Biological Farming Roundtable
The Biological Farming Roundtable Podcast is for farmers and food consumers. Join host Nakala Maddock as she interviews regenerative farmers that are turning the tides in agriculture by reducing chemical inputs, rebuilding nature’s natural solar, mineral and water cycles and returning nutrient integrity back into the food chain.
