The Future of Farming with George Monbiot

George Monbiot is one of Britain's finest writers on Climate. He has a weekly column where he writes on political and environmental issues with The Guardian and is the author of multiple books. His book feral has inspired a rewinding movement in the UK, and his latest book Regenesis looks at the future of farming. In this podcast we discuss The complexity of soil How common farming practices are destroying the structure of soil What working on a pig farm is like How much DEFRA suck Where there is hope in eco-farming The impact of animal agriculture The future of protein How farmers control farming policies Find more from George on his website: Support for the podcast I'm an independent podcaster, which is a fancy way of saying no one pays me a regular wage. And, to level with you, that is terrifying- all of the time. So, if you like what I do and want me to keep doing it please support the show in one of the following ways. - Share the podcast with a friend, or review the podcast. - Make a one-off donation with BuyMeACoffee I work with a couple of great companies who have discounts arranged for A Need To Read listeners, they're listed below. The discounts (BH) + freebies (AG) will already be applied when you click the link. - Go to Therapy and get 10% off your first month with BetterHelp , who sponsor the show - Get your nutrition covered with the all-in-one AG1 shake from Athletic Greens , who also sponsor the show. - You can also give me feedback/comments/validation by emailing me: hello (at) aneedtoread.co.uk

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The Future of Farming with George Monbiot is an episode from A Need To Read by Ed Cunningham.

This episode is 44:43 long.

This episode was published on Oct 16, 2022.

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