An inspiring, positive, data-driven, human, and good humoured film about Adaptive Multi Paddock grazing (regenerative agriculture), and its beneficial impacts. I’ve watched many films on this topic over the years, and this one beats them all! I was moved to tears seeing what is and what can be, so I got in touch with the filmmakers in the US and secured permission to screen it all around New Zealand.
A regenerative agriculture resource
This regenerative agriculture resource is continually evolving resource.
It is for farmers and growers dipping their toe in the water of regenerative agriculture and all it has to offer, and for those who are curious or maybe even doubt it can work in their context. This resource is not intended to answer all your questions, but it will certainly give you plenty to explore, put some wind in your sails, and offer jumping off places for your next step.
Official Film Trailer
Social channels
Filmmaker sites
- rootssodeep.org
- the published-research
- facebook.com/carboncowboys
- instagram.com/carboncowboys
- youtube.com/@carboncowboys
- clips from the film
- trailer (above)
Film screenings
Past screenings – starting in October 2024, the film has been shown to appreciative audiences in Rangiora – Takaka – Motueka – Greytown – Waikanae – Whanganui – Norsewood Tararua – Wellsford – Whenuapai – Great Barrier – Kerikeri – Whangarei – Waihi – Gisborne – Wellsford – Maungatapere – Kaeo – Kerikeri – Mangawhai – Whananaki
Contact James Samuel, to collaborate on a screening: jmsinnz@gmail.com
And yes, it’s happening in New Zealand
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Growing Radicles
Supporting regeneration through events that Inspire, Inform, Educate and Connect. Currently focussed on Fast Track your Food Forest series.
From the 25th to the 27th of September, we’re bringing Fast Track Your Food Forest to Hillbrook Estate in Whangamatā.
This three-day immersive training is for people who want to design productive, regenerative food systems — whether that’s for a home garden, a lifestyle block, or a farm.
You’ll learn how to create a food forest systems using syntropic principles – that produce food, build soil, increase biodiversity, and become more abundant over time.
And because the training is hosted at Hillbrook, you’ll have the option to stay onsite at a special workshop rate.
If you’re ready to grow food, soil, and resilience together, follow the link in our bio to learn more.
📅 25–27 September
📍 Hillbrook Estate, Whangamatā
🔗 Link in bio to book or learn more
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The life is coming back into this land that was just a field of kikuyu last year.
40 people have registered for tonight’s Food Forest Film tonight. Looking forward to some juicy conversation about what’s possible when we play our part and work with nature, to support her abundance.
Tonight in Whangarei, 19 people came out for an evening of food forest inspiration, and went home having witnessed the miracles that are possible when we work with nature and let her show us what she’s capable of!
The next Film Night will be held on Friday, May 8th in Helensville.
Go to: growingradicles.org/events for tickets
The link is in the bio
See you there!
There was a surprise in store this afternoon as I went through the Food Forest seeing how it had been impacted by the high winds in that storm last week. Look what I found…
Arthur corrected me: That looks like the butterfly ginger James, not Myoga.
Hedychium coronarium, often sold in NZ as Galangal as it looks similar.
It is far more vigerous than galangal but the roots are mildly toxic. The flower buds and flowers are supposed to be edible but I've not tried them.
At this open day (Apr 11) in Mangawhai, you’ll see a Food Forest that is just six months old. Arthur and James will share how we prepared the land and the design thinking behind the planting.
It’s a chance to get familiar with the diversity of plants that can go into a system. See how they perform. And notice the difference between the rows that had different degrees of preparation.
Book a place online at:
GrowingRadicles/events - link in the bio
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