Alex TudoseFarm Manager  | Ana DigónCommunicator and Regenerative Event Organiser  | Andy GoldringCEO Permaculture Association (Britain)  | Beat RölliBiologist, Permaculture Designer, Farmer  | Charlie GrayEthnobotanist, Food Systems Designer, Seed Steward  | Charlotte KottuschResearch Assistant/VFPC Speaker  | Graham BurnettPositive solutions for regenerative futures  | India HamiltonRegenerative designer and entrepreneur  | Iris KunzeGeographer, expert on intentional communities  | Iryna KazakovaProject coordinator at NGO Permaculture in Ukraine  | Jóvenes en PermaculturaFeaturing Auba Riera & Eddie Brown  |
Julie MathesJournalist focusing on environmental issues  | Jyoti FernandesFarmer and land rights activist  | La BolinaEcological, regenerative and intercultural association  | Mark Ridsdill SmithContainer gardener, author and teacher  | Matt SwarbrickOptimist and Tea Maker at Henbant  | Matteo MazzolaRegenerative farmer, consultant and educator  | Morag GambleFounder, presenter and educator  | Murad AlkhufashMarda Permaculture Farm founder  | Pat MooneyAuthority on issues of global governance, corporate concentration, and intellectual property monopoly  | Pavlo ArdanovResearcher and lecturer. Co-founder of NGO Permaculture in Ukraine  | PermaMedPermaculture educators and practitioners  |
Permayouth Hubs UgandaFeaturing Brenda Nakafeero & Rolande Ansima Casinga  | Perrine Hervé-GruyerPermaculture and agroecology consultant  | Peter BrooksSpatial researcher  | Pippa ChapmanBackyard forest gardener  | Precious PhiriSmallholder farmer, regenerative agriculture practitioner and trainer  | Rob HopkinsFounder of the Transition movement.  | Sheila DarmosAdvocate for Regenerative Farming  | Stephanie HaffertyGarden writer, consultant and designer  | Steve CharterFunding Coordinator PAB, iACT Project Lead  | Suzy RussellSupporting and promoting Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the UK  | Valerie SeitzOrganizing the transformation as a trainer, project developer and designer  |
DAY 4 - Farm Scale
Learn how practitioners create farms that grow nutritious food and benefit nature & community
4 March 2023
16:00 - 19:00 GMT (London)
17:00 - 20:00 CET (Paris)
18:00 - 21:00 EET (Athens)
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Day 4 :: Farm Scale
Building on the key concepts of multifunctional design and community resilience, Growing for Others will explore how permaculture practitioners are developing multifunctional, resilient farm livelihoods and enterprises.
Our speakers will show how they are blending approaches like agroforestry, biodynamics, holistic management grazing and a host of other techniques to create farms that grow nutritious food and have many other benefits for nature and community.
Whether you are an aspiring new grower wanting to create your own farm future, or a responsible consumer wanting to support ethical growers, this session will inspire and activate you!
Day 4 :: Programme
PART 1 | 17:00 CET
Perrine Hervé-Gruyer - From microfarms to an ecosystem of farms
Sheila Darmos - How the food market needs to change to accommodate biodiverse farms in transition
Beat Rölli - Transformative permaculture case study
Followed by panel and Q&A from the audience
PART 2 | 18:45 CET
Alex Tudose - Regenerative market farming in Romania
Matt Swarbrick - Making small farms work: a story of successfully farming with Nature
Murad Alkhufash - Planting seeds of hope in the Occupied Territories (Palestine)
Followed by panel and Q&A from the audience
Start Times
This evening programme runs for 3 hours and starts at:
16:00 GMT (London / Lisbon)
17:00 CET (Central Europe – Berlin / Paris / Rome)
18:00 CET + 1 (Athens / Helsinki / Kyiv)
If needed, check the map with time zones.
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