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Recognising Land Use for its Multifunctional Potential: The Biodynamic Land Trust’s Position on the Government’s Land Use Consultation

April 24, 2025April 24, 2025 Amber

Soil Health as the Bedrock: The recent government consultation on England’s Land Use Framework[1]presents a pivotal opportunity to redefine our relationship with the land. Post WWII, land has been viewed primarily as a commodity, based on high food production needs, leading to competitive and often unsustainable practices. It’s imperative that we shift towards a collaborative…Continue reading Recognising Land Use for its Multifunctional Potential: The Biodynamic Land Trust’s Position on the Government’s Land Use Consultation →

St Giles Farm

November 30, 2023November 30, 2023 Amber

 The very first look onto St Giles’ Farm already gives you a feeling of love and care. Claudia and Eden warmly welcomed us onto their land and spoke with passion and commitment about the developments, challenges, and dreams for this piece of paradise on the edge of the New Forest. Their 30-acre holding – relatively…Continue reading St Giles Farm →

Groundswell: Empowering Regenerative Transitions in Agriculture

July 27, 2023July 27, 2023 Amber

I’ve had the pleasure of attending Groundswell two years running. I can firmly say that it stands in my top two conferences of the year to attend. Along with Oxford Real Farming Conference, both events now draw in crowds of the 1000’s and generate a space of constructive and lively debate. These spaces are, for…Continue reading Groundswell: Empowering Regenerative Transitions in Agriculture →

Bridging the Practical, Intangible, and Political Aspects of Farming: Highlights from Oxford Real Farming Conference

February 9, 2023February 9, 2023 Amber

There was an electric and infectious energy that filtered through the in-person ORFC across both days. There isn’t a minute to spare as you find yourself running from building to building to hear the next panel discussion and bumping into old and new faces in the corridors. Every conversation exchanged holds a story of each…Continue reading Bridging the Practical, Intangible, and Political Aspects of Farming: Highlights from Oxford Real Farming Conference →

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"We abuse the land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."
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