ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the first episode of our 2026 summer series, Farmerama hears from Sam Sivapragasam and Summayah Zannath, part of the core collective at Land in Our Names, about the progress of their Land Project for Black and people of colour.
Plus Julia Kirby-Smith, executive director of Better Food Traders shares how this membership network is supporting independent sustainable food retailers.
Thanks to the Six Inches of Soil podcast, we’re sharing Sheila Dillon talking about her long-time work in the food and farming broadcasting world and Abby Rose’s reflections on Cereal Revisited.
And finally we’ve got a couple of voice notes to share from our Cereal Revisited Digital Soundmap.
Find out more about the Land Project and donate to LION. https://landinournames.community/projects/land-project
Find out more about becoming a Better Food Trader.
https://betterfoodtraders.org/join-us/
Find Baking a Better Tomorrow here.
https://www.sustainweb.org/news/feb26-new-magazine-baking-a-better-tomorrow-grain-changers/
You can listen to the full episode of Six Inches of Soil here.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/unite-bringing-together-podcasters-ideas-in-the-field/id1773830638?i=1000774217772
Listen to all the voicenotes on the Cereal Revisited Digital Soundmap here: https://farmerama.co/cereal-revisited/
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Plus Julia Kirby-Smith, executive director of Better Food Traders shares how this membership network is supporting independent sustainable food retailers.
Thanks to the Six Inches of Soil podcast, we’re sharing Sheila Dillon talking about her long-time work in the food and farming broadcasting world and Abby Rose’s reflections on Cereal Revisited.
And finally we’ve got a couple of voice notes to share from our Cereal Revisited Digital Soundmap.
Find out more about the Land Project and donate to LION. https://landinournames.community/projects/land-project
Find out more about becoming a Better Food Trader.
https://betterfoodtraders.org/join-us/
Find Baking a Better Tomorrow here.
https://www.sustainweb.org/news/feb26-new-magazine-baking-a-better-tomorrow-grain-changers/
You can listen to the full episode of Six Inches of Soil here.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/unite-bringing-together-podcasters-ideas-in-the-field/id1773830638?i=1000774217772
Listen to all the voicenotes on the Cereal Revisited Digital Soundmap here: https://farmerama.co/cereal-revisited/
***
If you would like to support Farmerama to keep on sharing the stories of the regenerative farming community, there are lots of different ways you can help:
Sign up for our monthly newsletter here. https://facebook.us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=8278bad33b1ec2d4fc1203af0&id=5e20dde279
Become a community supporter on Patreon here. https://www.patreon.com/farmerama
Show the world how much you love Farmerama by wearing one of our Farmerama caps – available here. https://farmerama-radio-ltd.square.site/
If you are a business who is aligned with our vision for crafting a positive ecological future rooted in the people on the land and seas, you can become a commercial supporter of the show. Read more about our mission and what we do here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yupfV514a-cjVDbWrBM6_8HQiL22ppb6/view?usp=sharing
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