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This episode was with Curtis Stone. Curtis is the founder of the Urban Farmer (https://theurbanfarmer.co), a platform teaching how to farm in an urban or semi urban environment and turn a real profit. Curtis is the author of The Urban Farmer book (https://theurbanfarmer.co/book/). He manages the innovative Paperpot co (https://paperpot.co) farming tools shop with Diego Footer from Permaculture Voice. Hosts a high quality podcast, Liberty on the Land (https://libertyontheland.com), and a new and a amazing high value membership learning platform, From The Field (Fromthefield.farm) . 

Curtis farms his own homestead and is collaboratively developing a collective family based property as an abundant stronghold in turbulent times. With over 30 million views on Youtube and 360k subscribers. Curtis has helped thousands, jump from courses into profitable farming businesses. 

Curtis has become pretty famous in that interesting space of market gardening, and although the space of market gardening differs somewhat from my own passionate focus for many years on regenerative farming and a more broad acre and transformational approach, never the less the skills and knowledge and growth that manifests out of market gardens, have, i believe, incredibly high value in the whole picture of human transformation through a deeper connection with ecological processes. 

Having the ability to create  very fast turn around food system that can be set up rapidly and with basic knowledge and minimal investment. To experience rapid abundance for your family and community. Thats can be life changing or life saving for most of us. Curtis is well and truly aware of that transformational side that is born out of living from the land.

This was a really surprising episode for me, I knew from my previous talk with Curtis that there was way more to the urban farmer than market gardens and entrepreneurial farming. This episode I made a decision to follow the advice of my mentor and let my guest open up and explore his own message and ideas unfettered, and pivot my questions to encourage that.  

We went into uncharted waters (literally!) about the importance of liberty on the land. what is 'citizen ship', and about the tradeoff between freedom and convenience.   About the intimate and intricate link between liberty and personal responsibility.  

About how big ag and big pharma are removing our ability to assume more responsibility for our lives, our families and the land we live on, and should be living from. The result is ultimately way less freedom for us. 

Curtis covers the difference and importance of common law which is really the REALITY ON THE GROUND, and the legal law which is a created law. We also continually keep returning back to idea that abundance is a natural state and that a mindset of scarcity is a constructed reality. Encouraging more responsibility and cooperation or..... no responsibility and competition.

Curtis also shares a possible approach when dealing with the legal law vs the common law and your personal rights. I find this conversation very critical in our times for farmers especially and all peoples involved in entrepreneurship and harmony on the land. 

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John Kempf is the CEO of the Regen Ag Academy (https://www.academy.regen.ag/) an online education platform, Advanced EcoAgriculture (https://www.advancingecoag.com/), an on-the-ground consultancy company, the sole contributor to his blog site John Kempf (https://johnkempf.com/blog/), and the host of the hugely popular and amazingly in-depth Regenerative Agriculture Podcast (http://regenerativeagriculturepodcast.com/). If that wasn't enough! John recently finished his book Quality Agriculture (https://www.qualityagriculture.com/), where he weaves the experiences of some of his most prominent guests together to showcase a growing global movement and a deepening relationship with agro ecology. John serves thousands of farmers in making a shift to the harmonious approach of regenerative farming.  Big on the bottom line for farmers, John is also outspoken on our need to shift our thinking to a more nuanced mindset that can more readily approach the stewardship of such complex living systems.  

Check out also Johns; Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRApdrU3BA0Pzo6MNWTD2jg), webinars (https://www.advancingecoag.com/webinars), and Plant Nutrition Pyramid 

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Richard is the founder of Ridgedale Permaculture farm in Varmland, Sweden and the author of Regenerative Agriculture, the most comprehensive book to come out on the subject to date. He hosts a very well followed youtube channel sharing insights and innovations from the farm and recently launched an online monthly membership site showcasing long form interviews of many of the successful young farmers who started out at Ridgedale Farm.  

Its always an event to host Richard, as the man has a depth and intensity that, as a host, I feel duty bound to prepare for.  This is a must listen episode for anyone wanting to, or already in the midst of, farming as a business. We go deep into the importance and nuances of an entrepreneurial spirit and mindset. The need to be independent of 'middle men' and to share successes openly with others, in particular regarding that highest of innovative intellectual properties, books. We open the subject of systems thinking, accelerated learning and Richard's own insights regarding this profound information and approach. We talk about the various nuances of teaching, learning and mentoring on and offline, and, of course we cover in detail the drive, purpose and backstory behind the latest evolution of regenerative agriculture's most prodigious educator. The Farm Like A Hero Experience. 

But most instructive and engaging of all is the 'everyday' insights and lessons shared from the journey, and life of a man on a serious mission to influence a movement and empower a community to make profound steps forward in a regenerative farming future for every young wannabe farmer with a dream.

Like Richard pointed out in our talk "we are all standing on the shoulders of those who pioneered the way before us", but even so, it's slowly dawning on me that in the area of regenerative farming today, Richard Perkins is hands down the leader of the movement forward, in terms of on the ground fully comprehensive, successful students, platforms and learning opportunities available.  

Highly recommend engaging in every aspect of what Richard and his team are offering.  The massively high value publication Regenerative Agriculture (https://www.regenerativeagriculturebook.com/), the constantly updated Ridgedale Permaculture farm youtube channel, the Ridgedale farm (www.ridgedalepermaculture.com) website itself and all the future courses coming up there, and of course the new and amazing Farm Like A Hero Experience (https://www.farmlikeahero.com). 

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Seeing another unfulfilled global need, and within one year after his book release, Peter founded Mycologos, the worlds first dedicated school for all things mycology, and the next iteration of his mission to bring to light and share the amazing keystone ecological element of fungi.

For the last 17 years Peter has been an advocate and an educator for understand the significance of fungi and its connection to basically everything ecologically speaking, including us. His work has featured in numerous news and media outlets and documentaries.

Peter is also the lead mycologist at Mycocycle a Chicago based bio remediation firm, and an advisor to various other platforms.  With more and more people awakening to the importance of understanding and working in alignment with ecological processes and cycles, his passion for communication and going deep into the rabbit hole of this elusive world brings us into an ever closer relationship with the indefinable and infinitely complex intelligence within our global ecologies and nature itself. 

Peter also hosts; Radical Mycology, a blog site to showcase blogs, art and other eclectic content, and the radical mycology convergence, a physical culmination of several years of Peters first project into Mycology, a humble zine of the same name, made just for friends. Facebook page is HERE, and HERE. and a new film festival one HERE.

I really enjoyed this interview, and we covered a LOT of ground regarding fungi, and its many contexts, and of Peter's personal passions and insights in his journey.  We also deep dive into the utility of the learning of fungi as a tool for personal transformation. I have always thought of the fungal world as the element of communication and connection in whole ecologies, and rightly the keystone 'piece' of the whole because of it..  It was amazing to hear this echoed by someone so deeply immersed and learned in the subject.  

With Peter McCoy "immersed" is the word, he has that natural obsessive drive displayed by so many natural entrepreneurs, the drive to express and expand and develop a unique message to a wider and wider audience. The new entrepreneur whose goal and mission is to share and give.  Something Robert Kiyosaki calls "Spiritual Money"

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Joel Salatin is an outspoken advocate for free speech and choice in food and farmer relationships and transparency of production. An author of 12 eclectic books on farming, entrepreneurship, legal battles and spiritual ecological connection.  Joel's latest communications outreach is his ever relevant blog Musings From a Lunatic Farmer.  Joel is also the head of the highly acclaimed Polyface Farms and widely accepted as the most famous farmer of our time and a huge mentor to thousands of young and passionate new farmers. Also self described as a Christian libertarian environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer. I have huge respect and affection for Joel as an elder, a friend and a God fearing farmer. 

Known as the master of process Darren Doherty has painstakingly developed an incredibly pragmatic and far reaching platform for total farm planning, the Regrarians Platform. With thousands of hours, ecological farm designs, implementations and successful students Darren’s innovative and incredible contribution to the regenerative farming movement is well established and most recently manifest in his long awaited book The Regrarians Handbook. When it comes to due diligence in farm planning and farming innovation Darren Doherty has become the undisputed last word.  I have a special respect and gratitude to Darren, as my first real teacher and connection into the world of regenerative farming and all the following evolutions. 

The Regarians team and Polyface Farms also collaborated in the production of the deeply moving and acclaimed documentary, Polyfaces. check it.

As we do at The EcoIQ Project, we like to dig deep into these leaders mindset, decision making processes and secrets of success, earned the long short way, through thousands of hours of involvement at all levels of regenerative farming and connecting to our intrinsic relationship to land, food, animals and country.

We cover:

• Connections and preparations for the upcoming Mother Earth Fair and The Regrarians Handbook launch
• History of The Mother Earth Magazine and information sharing globally
• The beginnings of a close professional relationship
• The hunger for a deeper meaning in farming
• Thoughts on the work of Dr Jordan Peterson
• The importance of taking on individual responsibility
• Entrepreneurial mindset
• Secrets of mentorship and importance of passing on knowledge
• What is a big M small D approach?
• What is real diversity
• Techniques for developing and refining innovation.
• Is there a connection between our farming models and the strength of immune system?
• Richard Perkins and the desire to engage on the deeper end of the water…
• To serve is how we become most fully human.
• messages for all…

A deep honour and pleasure to share words of wisdom from these two esteemed elders in this space. many lessons to mediate on and integrate. So get your pen ready and your finger poised over the rewind button, as we embrace the complexity in all things and go deep and dense with Joel Salatin and Darren Doherty.

Before the current global CoVid situation I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr Uri Meyer-Chissick.     Uri is well educated in multiple areas of food cultures, food and nutrition history, including extensive research into medieval medical scholars including the famous Jewish scholar and doctor Maimondes.  

In Israel Uri is outspoken in the need to reconnect with our local biome and more specifically our local food history, cultures and traditions surrounding food.  Appearing on multiple Israeli news stations and independent media, including an amazing Ted Talk where he chronicles his family decision to go totally local for a year.

He also runs a centre in the north of Israel that reconnects people to; food and local food preparation traditions and place, through regular group wild foraging tours. For those wanting to go deeper still, Uri also consults privately on deeper health from his center, and educates in natural medicine through lectures online and in person, locally and globally. He is the author of several books on wildcrafting, food as medicine, as established in the medieval Arabic world, and local food vs the issue of modern processed food.  

It was a real pleasure to welcome Uri to the show. 

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A keen entrepreneur Nicole heads the team at the aptly named Integrity Soils, and recently finished her first publication, For The Love Of Soils. With demand for Nicole’s work and unique approach, far outstripping supply. Integrity Soils in set to embark on a mission to train more coaches and reach more producers who need help to make a shift in life, in business, in land practice and in mindset.

How talk was super engaging and we covered a real lateral spread of topics in the space of regenerative farming and entrepreneurship. I REALLY enjoyed this talk and look forward to our next meeting.

hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

2:00 Confronting personal bias as an individual

18:45 What is quorum sensing? microbes and insects

25:25 Why do I need animals on my farm and in my garden?

31:20 The miseducation of photosynthesis and measuring the basis of life.

46:57 Learning signs of succession, which direction are you heading?

53:25 The role of the entrepreneur, and soil coaching

1:03 What it takes to make Integrity Soils

1:05:30 Case studies of Integrity Soils

1:11:00 Another look at testing

1:15:10 Communication. learning to connect mind and heart

1:19:00 Spiritual succession and evolution

1:23:35 Going beyond health and the unique role of humans..

1:26:40 Nicole’s message: take heart, because something great is coming..

Amazing interview with the Urban Farmer and massive content creator, Curtis stone. Curtis is the founder of the Urban Farmer education entity, a platform teaching young hopefuls how to farm in an urban or semi urban environment and turn a real profit. He also manages an innovative online farming tools shop with Diego Footer from Permaculture Voice, Paperpot Co, hosts a high quality podcast, Liberty on the Land, and run a new and a amazing high value membership resource platform exploring beyond market gardens, From The Field. All this while still farming his own decent homestead plots and collaboratively developing a collective family based farming property to serve as an abundant stronghold in turbulent times. With a Youtube channel of over 30 million views and almost 360k subscribers. Curtis has helped thousands of young people who have springboarded from courses into profitable farming businesses. To say the least EcoIQ was well pleased to catch a little long form with Curtis Stone. It was also really enjoyable personally to dive deep into the entrepreneurial side of eco-agriculture. If your in the business or want to be, this is the one for you.

Be sure to check out Curtis through the hyperlinks above.

01:15 Content, content, content

04:27 Writing a book, farm failure and farm success

12:45 Entrepreneurial lessons, foundational values and adding value

18:40 Mentoring, developing character and individual responsibility

27:57 Changing perspective and speaking your truth

30:10 Going down the rabbit hole of cultural control…

47:50 The essential divine nature of a Human being

57:55 Getting back to eco-connection, the journey to farming

01:13:58 The power of an entrepreneurial context..

01:19:25 Manifesting new circles

01:20:00 Trimming the fat-entrepreneur level 2

01:36:30 From The Field - embracing complexity

01:45:00 A new farming life for Curtis Stone…

01:52:08 The places of Sustainable and Regenerative

01:54:45 Michael Abelman and connecting to the land

01:57:28 Curtis’s message: Don’t Hesitate, Act Now

An amazing, up close and personal discussion with Richard Perkins of Ridgedale Permaculture.

Richard Perkins is the author of the highly acclaimed and comprehensive Regenerative Agriculture manual, and, along with his wife Yohanna, is the founder and leader at the hugely diverse and productive Ridgedale Permaculture in Sweden. Ridgedale teaches upcoming farmers the understanding needed to develop profitable and knowledgeable farms. With almost 70k subscribers and youtube views of over 5.5M, Ridgedale is fast becoming a highly influential platform and force in the space of farming and a deeper approach to agriculture.

Richard has a very unique and special style of education, and emphasises the importance of learning to learn.

Both viscerally and intellectually, Richard is a very sharp and wise thinker, and his learning is very extremely eclectic. Something I think is an important element in farming today and for farmers themselves is the necessary development of character. Richard really personifies this approach and the resulting conversation is both wide and deep.

This talk was a very deep interview for me personally and I learnt of new connections and many areas of needed improvement for myself. My favourite learning is right here, personal, engaging and healthily challenging, and all born and expanded from immersion in ecological harmony and successful farming.  Focus in and collect the lessons. Trust you will enjoy it as much as i did.

Keep in touch with Richard, Yohanna and Ridgedale  at:

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03:00 Changing tack, evolving a new direction

16:55 Thoughts on market gardens

21:52 Passion for life, entrepreneurship and evolving pathways

dedication, responsibility and hard work are the foundations of good people.

30:55 Keyline, permaculture, holistic management. refinement and the need for an empowered creative process.

35:15 Perfectionism is the death of creativity-the need for systems thinking

42:45 The culture and spirit of Ridgedale Permaculture - Hard work, flow and joy.

48:00 The upcoming 'Hero' tour and a new development for Ridgedale

1:02:40 Planting the seed and sharing in the process of growing harmony in production systems

1:09:43 Dynamics and chaos

1:11:05 Get up early and start observing!

1:12:12 Get structured

1:13:20 Getting momentum from social networks and dynamics

1:15:35 structure and stop thinking

1:16:58 who is spearheading new farms and steep learning curves

1:23:23 Holistic training

1:28:00 Good advice: Learning to learn

An amazing conversation with Adiel Shneur from Kamin Massa Israel.

My biggest takeaway here was the profound insight I got in understanding this elegant and simple technology, and how this same understanding can build deeper connection and empowering knowledge in peoples lives.  

favorite timestamp was 27:23.  amazing and deep.

Adiel is the foremost pioneer in the highly efficient technology of thermal mass heating, known commonly as rocket stoves. As Adiel closes in on almost a decade long journey of research, building and testing, he has completed over 250 fully functional mass heaters built throughout Israel and abroad. After 7 years of permaculture design, teaching and implementation.  Adiel found his passion for all things ecological in the elements of fire and stone, and with thousands of ravings fans after his journey, Adiel could easily be recognised as the biggest driving force in this space in Israel today. 

Once again, among the local hero's of the community here I'm always inspired to find such resilient and passionate individuals.

After years of experimentation and refining, Adiel and his team at Kamin Masa have really come to a stage where they offer incredible mass thermal heaters fully installed both in Israel and overseas.  Like many pioneers both in Israel and overseas along the way Adiel has had an equally critical work of building awareness and educating the community on the technological difference between regular wood stoves and thermal mass heaters. In case you're wondering the difference is huge!

Be sure to be open to the deeper connections from of Adiel's journey. I learned a LOT.

hope you enjoy it as much as me.

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06:10 journey from ecology to mass thermal heating - rocket stoves.

11:20 the development of mass heaters over time…

12:05 an upgrade of an upgrade- choking design

19:05 what! I’m actually cooling my house?

21:25 making connections. burning or smouldering

27:23 travelling fire and a marriage with earth

30:39 getting it - the intelligence of fire

33:45 igniting a new passion - starting from zero

36:40 the mass heater market - DIY or high end design?

38:50 Peter Van De Berg - the batch box and the falafel

43:00 learning and empowering

45:00 getting it tested professionally

51:04 what is your stove encouraging you to do?

54:50 teaching in Israel and overseas

58:30 abundance

1:01:55 learning to listen.

What a heartfelt conversation with a true pioneer of Israel's heirloom seeds with Harel Weiss from Nativity Seeds.
Harel is a true unsung hero of our region.
Biggest takeaway : The power of shifting from a place of anger to a place of peace. Putting the hands in the soil.
Harel is the founder of Nativity Seeds, Israel. The only dedicated heritage seed company actively regenerating and collecting indigenous and family seeds in Israel.  
After a scholarship in Seed Savers Exchange in Iowa, Harel took his education and passion and poured it into developing awareness of the critical importance of heritage seeds in Israel.  Starting from virtually nothing and with no significant support network, Harel has worked over the last 8+ years developing his knowledge and bank of seeds endemic to this region, with the goal of sharing these incredible lines to a global audience.   
One of the thigs I really loved about this interview was the down to earth humbleness of Harel, and the quiet courage he displays, as he keeps growing and promoting visceral awareness and knowledge of the seeds f the Holy Land.  
I felt really honoured to share Harel's growing success story.
Biggest takeaway : The power of shifting from a place of anger to a place of peace, and putting the hands in the soil.
Hope you enjoy it as much as i did.
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I look forward to my next connection with the ever humble, ever vibrant, Harel Weiss.
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02:15 Growing semi arid heirlooms seeds by the seasons

05:20 The journey to heirloom seeds, and a place of peace.

10:55 seed savers exchange

13:30 whats so special about a heritage seed?, and genetic bottle necks…

22:27 The journey to food of the Holy Land, what plants want…

28:27 Kay Baxter’s stories and Harel’s search for family seed lines.

31:47 The exhilaration of discovering and rejuvenating ancient seed lines

34:45 purebreed seeds

36:30 the monopoly of seeds and empowering people

38:05 modern agriculture is at an end.

39:40 epigenetics and adding love

41:45 the seeds of the Holy Land

43:54 Joel Salatin’s mention.. connection to the ancestors of Israel’s agriculture, and land race seeds

46:45 Seasons of life- spring

51:27 We are subjects of the Kingdom of nature

52:50 A message from Harel

54:51 The key of creating connections

Darren Doherty and his family are the masterminds behind The online learning resource The Regrarians platform, along with The REX farm planning course, The Rap and the ROC international conventions. Darren is also the originator of carbon farming as a course, and is credited with popularising the international movement RegenAg, he is also the author of the comprehensive and developing Regrarians Handbook.

Darren's portfolio includes over 15000 graduates, and active involvement in the design and development of over 3000 broad acre projects over 6 continents (Their platform is especially popular in Latin America).  But more than Darren's numbers and achievements I realized that Darren brings something very unique and all his own into the space of ecological connection, intelligence, regeneration and farming.  A truly openminded yet highly pragmatic approach. Darren's not afraid to be an active critic of the weaknesses behind any system, and is equally respectful of the strengths of the same systems. Darren is an active supporter, and somewhat of a spotlight, for a host of true heroes, and their work, in this space globally. Darren heralds the growing acceptance of a pluralistic view towards ecologically harmonious production systems. 

We delve into a more personal side with Darren Doherty and his journey so far.  Covering his core values and beliefs behind the drive to serve more people more effectively with their own land.

 Keyline, holistic management, the mental climate and grandmas hands. It was really exciting to dive in to see what makes the man tick and have a laugh or two.   

I cant recommend Darren Doherty's work enough and there is a reason why he is the master of process. 

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06:30 Hosting, teaching and managing 120+ REX students online

14:35 Purpose

17:04 The Why

23:43 Helping people miss the first shot- innovation is chaos..

25:25 Designing vs planning

28:00 Design, process and Permaculture

30:20 Personal Bias- attacking the idea and not the person

 35:17 A Holistic context and happiness

44:10 Not everyone needs a garden

49:20 The importance of family

59:05 Keyline Planning and Holistic Management

1:04:00 Permaculture and Keyline

1:09:30 Process vs principles, planning vs design

1:13:58 Joel Salatin and harmonising with each other

1:19:40 The influence of Latin America, and taking lessons from Roundup

1:30:35 The core issue behind shifting mental climate

1:38:50 A message for healing - the world wants to live.

Today we had the great pleasure and honour to host a true hero in the space of regenerative farming , and a whole lot more besides! Master land steward, farmer rights activist and soil regenerating extraordinaire Joel Salatin.

Joel Salatin is the leader of the super entrepreneurial and eclectic, Polyface Farm, which once sporting 4 meter deep erosion gullies, has become a benchmark for what is possible in highly synergistic and nature respecting agriculture.

Joel Salatin is arguably one of todays most famous farmers. \

An outspoken activist for farmer’s rights and direct farmer consumer relationships.

Prolific author and blogger, I've posted links to a great selection of Joel’s books and his blog.

Both a true leader and a team player Joel is an active advocate for a truly engaged and deep connection with the earth and each other, Joel tackles the modern day ecological issues with a very personal and highly effective approach that combines science, eco intelligence, business savvy and spiritual connection.

Joel is featured in the movies Fresh, Food Inc, American Meat, Farmageddon, Whats With Wheat and the Regrarians collaborative biography, Polyfaces.

I really felt a special connection with Joel, and it was at times an emotional meeting, not least due to his expression of love for the Jewish people and his thoughts on the importance of establishing a deeply connected, ecological sound and sacred farming in Israel.

Eternally positive, I felt somewhat underneath my discussion with Joel the feeling of receiving from an elder. Joel is a man who has talked the talk and walked the walk, and has really developed a deep intuition and understanding of the harmony in natural cycles and the dynamic of production systems. Joel brings a dignity back into a space that is, pretty much bankrupt of it from all sides.

This is the first of many more and deeper connections between Joel Salatin and EcoIQ.

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Thankyou for your continued amazing contributions Joel!

Don't forget to join our tribe and stay in touch with our new content, courses and events.

Our next guest is the man Permaculture process, Darren Doherty

02:35 Gratitude

08:00 Constant Learning

10:45 Life Is So Sacred It Requires Death..

15:35 Animalless Ecologies

18:00 Biological vs Mechanical

20:20 Joel's Grounding Practice, And On Letting Go Of Control

26:25 Fiefdoms And The Business Of Farming

39:45 Good Framing Is Beautiful!

44:45 Harmonising - Animals And The Carbon Cycle

59:10 Put Water To Work

1:06:30 Abundance

1:11:30 Assests And Liabilities In Soil

1:18:15 A Message To The Land Stewards Of Israel

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09:15 Patrick Whitefield

12:00 Jairo Restrepo

15:30 3 Key Tips for bio fertilisers

21:25 empowering small farmers - life processes and cycles

28:00 Allan Savory- complex vs complicated

30:07 Learning to think and not just do- bringing academia down to earth

32:00 A farmers laboratory is the land

35:00 Self regenerating patterns

38:50 Drugs for plants or soil engineers -converting to organic

43:10 Quantity or quality

45:15 Remineralisation

53:25 Don't convince, seduce

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7:55  Relearning: We are electric beings

15:12 The positive in the negative

17:26 A real hippy and being tested

27:40 Connection and intelligence 

32:00 Water

46:27 Communication in soil

48:00 The power of the dawn

50:00 The eye as a biological clock

54:46 All creation harmonises through the sun

58:00 being off timing and getting in time.

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5:40 - Laws of vibration 

9:40 - Law of polarity and accepting the 'negative'

17:10 - The myth of wholesale positivity

18:35 - What Is Breakthrough Matrix Coaching

25:55 - Manifestation

29:20 - Frequency bandwidths

34:10 - Natural Abundance

39:30 - The Gift In The Wound, Approaching The Shadow

42:15 - The Archer, Life Starts In The Negative

47:10 - The Shadow

52:20 - The Liberating Power Of Natural Laws

54:15 - Our 'Negativity' is crucial

1:02:45 - The Negative Is The Feminine Aspect

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