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From Grass to Greens: Pesticides, Produce and Playgrounds - A conversation with Jess Abbis
Manage episode 429712097 series 2660944
Get ready to be inspired, educated, mortified, but motivated to take action.
Whether you're a farmer, an environmental enthusiast, or you simply love food and care about this planet we call home, this episode is for you.
In this episode of The NatLifePod I’m with the lovely Jess Abbis who’s mission is to unite, inspire and accelerate the movement towards regeneration as a means to restore soil, human, and planetary health.
Having listened to the needs of the UK regenerative movement, Jess and her cofounders transitioned from Farmers Footprint UK and are now working under the name of the foundational programme, 'The Nest', a non-profit creative agency in service and support of agro ecological producers to sell and market their products to local, regional consumers.
Jess shares her experience and insights on sustainable farming, organic farming vs regenerative practices, and the importance of reconnecting with community.
We discuss how creating direct relationships between our local farmers and us consumers can foster a sense of community, promote transparency in the food system, help protect the environment, promote biodiversity, ensure food security, and create more resilient and prosperous communities for present and future generations.
To lean more about Jess's work THE NEST
Watch on Youtube
Big shout out to Simon of @wearetheclarkes for filming, editing and producing. You are appreciated brother!
Thank you to the Sponsor of this weeks episode: GRAVITY FITNESS
links to everything else in community
NATLIFE TRIBE
NATLIFE COACHES
THE 100 HUMAN EXPERIENCE
MANMEN
WOMANHOOD
BE MORE HUMAN BOOK
VIVOBAREFOOT Discount code: TONYVIVO15 (You must be logged in your vivo account to use the code)
Podcast produced, filmed & edited by: WE ARE // THE CLARKES
Original music written and performed by: Nick Kingswell
33 episodes
Manage episode 429712097 series 2660944
Get ready to be inspired, educated, mortified, but motivated to take action.
Whether you're a farmer, an environmental enthusiast, or you simply love food and care about this planet we call home, this episode is for you.
In this episode of The NatLifePod I’m with the lovely Jess Abbis who’s mission is to unite, inspire and accelerate the movement towards regeneration as a means to restore soil, human, and planetary health.
Having listened to the needs of the UK regenerative movement, Jess and her cofounders transitioned from Farmers Footprint UK and are now working under the name of the foundational programme, 'The Nest', a non-profit creative agency in service and support of agro ecological producers to sell and market their products to local, regional consumers.
Jess shares her experience and insights on sustainable farming, organic farming vs regenerative practices, and the importance of reconnecting with community.
We discuss how creating direct relationships between our local farmers and us consumers can foster a sense of community, promote transparency in the food system, help protect the environment, promote biodiversity, ensure food security, and create more resilient and prosperous communities for present and future generations.
To lean more about Jess's work THE NEST
Watch on Youtube
Big shout out to Simon of @wearetheclarkes for filming, editing and producing. You are appreciated brother!
Thank you to the Sponsor of this weeks episode: GRAVITY FITNESS
links to everything else in community
NATLIFE TRIBE
NATLIFE COACHES
THE 100 HUMAN EXPERIENCE
MANMEN
WOMANHOOD
BE MORE HUMAN BOOK
VIVOBAREFOOT Discount code: TONYVIVO15 (You must be logged in your vivo account to use the code)
Podcast produced, filmed & edited by: WE ARE // THE CLARKES
Original music written and performed by: Nick Kingswell
33 episodes
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