Wildfood From The Rangelands

The following podcast was written in discussion with my friend N, some months before she died.  I have tried to be true to her words and experience. I present it with love and gratitude for the time we shared. ‘Life has no opposite. The opposite of death is birth. Life is eternal.’  Erkhart Tolle ‘there’s a […] The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 21 – The Medical Model appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

When too much soil biology is not enough! More of the good news about fungi and some great information from soil biologist, Dr Christine Jones with some down-to-earth words from Vasse’s own compost and worm king, Brent Burns from Landsave Organics. The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 20 -Love Your Soil and It Will Love You Back appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

Ron Watkins is the Australian national hero you have never heard of – he is a prophet for our times. Ron and Sue have been working out how to farm using natural processes in the Great Southern region of WA since the 1970’s.  Payneham Vale Organics, the Watkin’s 560 hectare farm, is a textbook example of the […] The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 19 – Ron Watkins, Legend of the the Great Southern appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

What does a meeting between Aboriginal and colonial descendants in Midland, Perth have to do with the state of Organic farming in WA and Australia? Listen – and all will become clear. The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 18 -Black and White and Organic appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

A tale of opportunity lost and potential opportunity recognised, in a corner of the wheatbelt. The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 17 -The Kojonup Factor appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

The BS – Podcast 15 – In which Amanda reflects on the way language is adapting to reflect the changing landscape of health and wellbeing thinking and practices. The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 16 – The BS appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

From Geraldton heading south-east to Buntine and Dandaragon where two different farmers help expand Amanda’s understanding of the nuances involved in working with the land – the stuff that the human mind, for all its complexity and cleverness – has trouble grasping. The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 15 – Measuring the Immeasurable appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

Writing in the third person – which enables her to avoid saying ‘I’ ‘and loosens the storytelling  – Amanda takes a break from agricultural matters to talk about a period in her life where she sheds a carapace and travels a different road . The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 13 appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.

Amanda talks to more WA based regenerative agriculture champions, meets a NZ soil expert and draws strong parallels between agriculture and medicine as she engages with a health modality called BodyTalk.   ‘Morag’s Sketch’ The post Wildfood from the Rangelands – Episode 12 appeared first on HMO Podcast Network.