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e131. Nature's Wisdom in Regenerative Farming with Daniel Firth Griffith
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Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with Daniel Firth Griffith, a pioneer in regenerative agriculture, as we explore his unconventional methods and philosophies that challenge traditional practices. Reflecting on his first appearance in Episode 17 and discussing his latest book, "Stagtine," Daniel shares his evolution beyond regenerative practices. Influenced by Fred Provenza's "Nourishment," Daniel advocates for minimal pressure grazing, allowing cattle to naturally find necessary minerals, and posing questions rather than offering a step-by-step guide. I also share some personal updates, including the acquisition of a Border Collie puppy and experimenting with laser engraving ear tags for the farm.
Listen in as we discuss the philosophy of rewilding and rethinking our relationship with nature, especially in the context of modern agriculture and regenerative farming. We introduce the concept of "Kincentric Rewilding," which emphasizes kinship with all life forms and the cyclical nature of life and death. The conversation moves from traditional rotational grazing methods to a more harmonious and less controlled interaction with livestock, questioning how animals might guide us if given more autonomy. This shift aims to foster a management approach rooted in humility and partnership with nature.
Discover the natural wisdom of herbivores and their ability to adapt phenotypically to their environment without human intervention. Daniel highlights the importance of allowing animals to self-medicate by selecting the plants they need, a practice often overlooked in conventional farming. We touch on broader concepts of biodiversity and question traditional notions of control in farming, suggesting that true natural farming requires a release of control. This episode also revisits foundational questions posed to all guests, focusing on favorite grazing-related books, farm tools, and philosophical reflections on land stewardship, offering listeners valuable insights and a fresh perspective on sustainable agriculture.
Links Mentioned in the Episode:
Daniel Firth Griffith
Timshel Wildland
Visit our Sponsors:
Noble Research Institute
Kencove Farm Fence
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Manage episode 435323575 series 2817733
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation with Daniel Firth Griffith, a pioneer in regenerative agriculture, as we explore his unconventional methods and philosophies that challenge traditional practices. Reflecting on his first appearance in Episode 17 and discussing his latest book, "Stagtine," Daniel shares his evolution beyond regenerative practices. Influenced by Fred Provenza's "Nourishment," Daniel advocates for minimal pressure grazing, allowing cattle to naturally find necessary minerals, and posing questions rather than offering a step-by-step guide. I also share some personal updates, including the acquisition of a Border Collie puppy and experimenting with laser engraving ear tags for the farm.
Listen in as we discuss the philosophy of rewilding and rethinking our relationship with nature, especially in the context of modern agriculture and regenerative farming. We introduce the concept of "Kincentric Rewilding," which emphasizes kinship with all life forms and the cyclical nature of life and death. The conversation moves from traditional rotational grazing methods to a more harmonious and less controlled interaction with livestock, questioning how animals might guide us if given more autonomy. This shift aims to foster a management approach rooted in humility and partnership with nature.
Discover the natural wisdom of herbivores and their ability to adapt phenotypically to their environment without human intervention. Daniel highlights the importance of allowing animals to self-medicate by selecting the plants they need, a practice often overlooked in conventional farming. We touch on broader concepts of biodiversity and question traditional notions of control in farming, suggesting that true natural farming requires a release of control. This episode also revisits foundational questions posed to all guests, focusing on favorite grazing-related books, farm tools, and philosophical reflections on land stewardship, offering listeners valuable insights and a fresh perspective on sustainable agriculture.
Links Mentioned in the Episode:
Daniel Firth Griffith
Timshel Wildland
Visit our Sponsors:
Noble Research Institute
Kencove Farm Fence
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