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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2026 · 49 MIN

#33 Transforming Farms with Holistic Design

from Living Farms: Biodynamic perspectives worldwide · host Section for Agriculture

What does it take to design farms that are not only productive but also resilient, regenerative, and deeply connected to the landscapes they inhabit?In this episode, we’re joined by the Australien Darren Doherty, internationally renowned farm designer, educator, and pioneer in regenerative agriculture. Drawing on decades of experience across diverse climates and farming systems, Darren shares why successful farm design begins with understanding the whole system—not just its individual parts.We explore the principles of holistic farm design, the critical role of project planning, and why management decisions often have a greater impact than infrastructure itself. Darren also discusses how traditional land stewardship can be combined with modern technologies to create practical, adaptable solutions for today's agricultural challenges.From water management and landscape resilience to designing for different scales and environments, this conversation offers valuable insights for farmers, land stewards, designers, and anyone interested in building healthier ecosystems.

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