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What if we could actually make a difference to climate change? Filmmaker Rachel Ward felt as impotent and horrified as any of us watching - and being impacted by - the Black Summer bushfires. Then she realised her New South Wales hobby farm might be a site of change and action. The journey to regenerative farming is chronicled in her new film Rachel’s Farm: it's inspiring, empowering and will make you fall in love with dung beetles.

See us in conversation: https://www.madman.com.au/rachels-farm

Rachel mentions her daughter's ethical ready-meal business: https://thegoodfarmshop.com

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