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142. Di & Ian Haggerty on Tapping into Natural Intelligence, with live audience on the farm
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Longer term listeners to this podcast will feel increasingly familiar with Ian and Di Haggerty, creators of what Charles Massy has called their world breakthrough regenerative farming operation. But you won’t quite have heard them like this.
Just last Monday, a capacity audience of 170 people from every state in Australia (and even a few continents) flocked to the shearing shed on one of the Haggerty farms in the WA wheatbelt, for a special day out. Years in the making, this was to be an exploration of what they call Natural Intelligence farming – what it means, how it works, and how they got here - in a way they’d never done before.
With the need and appetite growing for what they’re offering, there’s a feeling among a growing number of people that it’s time to share more of ourselves and put it all on the line. So in that spirit of generosity, Di offered a 45 minute presentation, before Ian joined us on stage.
This conversation was recorded live at the Haggerty farm in the WA wheatbelt on 24 October 2022.
Title slide image: gathering round Di and Ian on a tour of the farm (pic: Anthony James).
Music:
Regeneration, composed by Amelia Barden, from the soundtrack of the new film Regenerating Australia, available for community screenings now.
Find more:
Di Haggerty on LinkedIn.
Read a transcript of our conversation and see a few photos on the episode web page.
Tune in to episode 68 for a tour around the farm with Di and Ian, produced over the first weekend we spent there in 2020. And to episode 124 with co-founder of Natural Intelligence farming, Jane Slattery.
Nutrisoil, the organisers of this event, and long-term collaborators with the Haggerty’s.
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