# Resilient Farming

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Navigating uncertainty: Practical paths to resilient farming systems, with Nicole Masters

Nicole Masters is an agroecologist, educator and author with decades of experience working alongside farmers and land managers across Australia, New Zealand, North America and beyond. She is formally trained in soil science, organisational learning and adult education, and is known for taking a pra…

Building resilient farming businesses to keep up with global demand, with Richard Green

How do Australian and New Zealand farmers stay competitive when the rest of the world is changing faster than ever? For our guest this week, Richard Green, it starts by accepting that yesterday's thinking will not solve tomorrow's problems. "It frustrates the hell out of me when I hear us talk abou…

Agricultural insurance- Promoting resilient farming

In this episode we feature Pricilla Karobia; an insurance professional who has worked in designing insurance products for farmers to discuss agri-insurance. We discuss covers available to farmers, benefits and challenges associated with farming insurance. Tune in to learn more on this.

Geoff Ruth, John Seabrook, Disaster Resilient Farming

Our Thought Leader for today is John Seabrook, Journalist for the New Yorker.The Stories You Need to Know:•New UN Agriculture Agency Report says “Disaster Resilient” Farming can Reduce agriculture Risks and yield Economic Gain•Atlanta creates the first “Food Forest” in Georgia•Humans in my Food Sup…

On Air at Groundswell - Building resilient farming systems: people, financial stability and policies that work for farmers

As part of our special podcast series brought to you by the School of Sustainable Food and Farming at Harper Adams University, this episode looks at resilience, and that comes in many forms, from financial resilience to futureproofing farming's labour workforce with new people. To delve into this t…

30/04/26 Agro-forestry pioneer, Welsh election, decline in dawn chorus birds

Mixing trees and farming in agro-forestry: why the key to resilient farming could be trees. We're looking at this all this week and today we hear from a British pioneer. A week today millions of people will head to the polls to vote in a number of local council and mayoral elections in England, w…

Can Agroecology Feed the World? Professor Miguel Altieri on the Future of Food Systems

In this episode of The Battle for African Agriculture, Dr. Million Belay sits down with Professor Miguel Altieri, one of the world's foremost pioneers of agroecology, to explore why biodiversity is the foundation of resilient farming and why the future of agriculture depends on working with nature …

EP 1441 Lucia Reid, Gabriela Copello, and Madeline Stuart - What is Resilient Coffee Farming - The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast by Map It Forward with Lee Safar

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EP 1444 Lucia Reid, Gabriela Copello, and Madeline Stuart - Success for Resilient Coffee Farming - The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast by Map It Forward with Lee Safar

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Back British Farming Day: Resilient Farming and High Impact Campaigning

Welcome to NFU Shed Talks As the NFU’s Back British Farming Day campaign leads the political and media agenda for agriculture on September 9, the show takes a closer look at what is needed for the industry to continue to grow and be resilient.  The deep dive into the big issues impacting British fa…