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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2020 · 35 MIN

100NO 362: Charlie Arnott on biodynamics, regenerative farming and Arnott’s biscuits

from 100 Not Out · host The Wellness Couch

Charlie Arnott is an award-winning Grazier from Boorowa, New South Wales, Australia, an educator and passionate advocate for Regenerative Farming practices. In 2018 Charlie won the prestigious Bob Hawke Landcare Australia Award, and it wasn’t a one hit wonder. Charlie’s been awarded Conversation Farmer of the year … the National Carbon Cocky award for Outstanding Leadership and has been featured in a host of magazines and articles around Australia about the work he does. On this episode we discuss his Arnott Biscuits ancestry, what biodynamics actually is, what regenerative farming is and how it can help improve the health of the planet, and so much more! *** 100 NOT OUT Longevity Experiences In Sardinia & Ikaria *** We return to the Greek island where people forget to die for the fourth time and venture to the Italian Blue Zone of Sardinia for the first time in August-September this year. To find out more and to apply go to www.100notout.com The post 100NO 362: Charlie Arnott on biodynamics, regenerative farming and Arnott’s biscuits appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

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