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.
Film screenings
Northland Tour – Feb 4 – Mar 13 in 6 locations

Plus at the Mangahwai Movies – Friday, Feb 28th
Contact James Samuel, to collaborate on a screening: jmsinnz@gmail.com
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
Official Trailer
Learn more:
- facebook.com/growingradicles
- instagram.com/growingradicles
- Regenerative Agriculture Resource at jamesamuel.com
Filmmaker sites
- rootssodeep.org
- the published-research
- facebook.com/carboncowboys
- instagram.com/carboncowboys
- youtube.com/@carboncowboys
- clips from the film
- trailer (above)
And yes, it’s happening in New Zealand
Growing Radicles Instagram feed . . .
Growing Radicles
Supporting regeneration through events that Inspire, Inform, Educate and Connect. Currently focussed on the new film: Roots So Deep
Does regenerative farming work? Yes!
Is regenerative farming on the rise? Yes!
Listen to @masters.nicole share an example of a tipping point, and how it came about.
The approach sounds familiar Peter Byck @carboncowboys
Credit and thanks to @farmersfootprintnz for putting on this event and making the recording available.