I like her approach, never heard of such a creative way to A) combine the wants of farmers (more money with very little additional work) with a business modell that B) is perfectly positioned to profit from regulatory changes THAT ALREADY ARE THERE ANYWAY(!) in a way that C) exposes conventional farmers to all the other regenerative practises there are. Episodes like these are why I love the internet!
I wish you would have something made of cloth to muffle the sound, like they have in recording studios. It's hard to understand the words because of the echo.
Hi Wendy, thank you for your feedback. You can listen to the same episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, the sound there should be better. How should have better sound, Alice or Koen?
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I like her approach, never heard of such a creative way to
A) combine the wants of farmers (more money with very little additional work) with a business modell that
B) is perfectly positioned to profit from regulatory changes THAT ALREADY ARE THERE ANYWAY(!) in a way that
C) exposes conventional farmers to all the other regenerative practises there are.
Episodes like these are why I love the internet!
Great points!
Thank goodness! Safe air, safe food, and safe water all start with regeneration..
Very true!
I wish you would have something made of cloth to muffle the sound, like they have in recording studios. It's hard to understand the words because of the echo.
Hi Wendy, thank you for your feedback. You can listen to the same episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, the sound there should be better. How should have better sound, Alice or Koen?
@ Thanks 😊
th-cam.com/video/h4lPmlbpRog/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7jusRE50zWGGMl0s regenerative tightens of Australia that have a lot of great practices
Thank you for sharing!