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Seeing the opportunity in consumer demands with Geoff Ross

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Lake Hawea Station's Geoff Ross brings his entrepreneurial perspective to the table in this wide-ranging chat about regenerative farming and the opportunities opening up to Kiwi farmers. With consumers demanding closer ties to the food and fibres the buy, and the spotlight on environmental issues growing ever brighter, he discusses some of the possibilities that lie ahead.The conversation covers the value of diversity, building soil health and carbon sequestration, both for our future and to the marketplace. Geoff sees farmers as ideally placed to be the stewards of our landscape, and in better telling their stories, reduce the divide between farm and city.🪴 Quorum Sense website (www.quorumsense.org.nz)🤙 Quorum Sense Farming Network Facebook Group👣 The Quorum Sense Podcast🦋 Quorum Sense Facebook page🌸 Quorum Sense Instagram✨  Quorum Sense Newsletter2023 Quorum Sense

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Lake Hawea Station's Geoff Ross talks about his return to farming, learning from nature and the opportunities in reducing the divide between farm and city.

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