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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2022 · 59 MIN

Ep. 44 Syntropic and Regenerative Agriculture with Scott Hall

from Hearth Fire Podcast · host Shelley McClure

Scott Hall joins me to share and discuss the exciting and important role Syntropic and Regenerative Agriculture plays in providing a pathway to long term resilient food producing systems and therefore thriving ecological health and human communities.  You can find Scott at his: Website https://www.syntropia.com.au/ Instagram Facebook Welcome to the Heart Hearth Earth podcast where we gather around the metaphorical hearth to share ideas and conversations on matters of the Heart, Hearth and Earth. Cross pollinating as we span our wings connecting the threads of ancestral wisdom. I believe ancestral wisdom provides a road map to a regenerative culture, contributing to thriving communities, healing and health. Supplement Affiliate Links for discounts: Get $10 off ⁠Saturee supplements ⁠liver and oyster capsules as well as collagen and casein powder. Greener Pastures Cod Liver Oil link Heart Hearth Earth Social Media Links: Instagram Facebook I’d like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land where I stand, the Biripi people and all other First Nations People across this land.

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