A discussion with Alice Gray, a member of the workers co-op that runs a regenerative farm called Tyddyn Teg in Wales. It was conducted as part of my research for Episode 4 of Imagining Tomorrow, my podcast about hope in the face of the climate crisis, made in partnership with Friends of the Earth. You can listen to the episode anywhere that you get your podcasts, or you can find the episode here: https://friendsoftheearth.uk/about/ep...

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In this interview, we discuss the unique aspects of their workers' cooperative farm and their focus on regenerative farming techniques. Alice explains the principles of consensus decision-making and the importance of building trust within the team. She highlights the benefits of small-scale farming to the local community, including access to fresh and nutritious food and also shares insights into their community share scheme and the potential for community ownership of land.