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Six Inches of Soil - The Podcast

Richard Tufton
Regenerative Agriculture
Soil Health
Coffee
Climate Change
Specialty Coffee
Roots Coffee
Cattle Farming
Animal Welfare
Sustainable Farming
Nutrition
Beef Supply Chain
Dairy Farming
Dairy Industry
Sustainability
Sustainable Farming Practices
Organic Farming
Local Food Systems
Flavor
Fair Trade
Texas, United States

Welcome to the Six Inches of Soil Podcast

Have you watched Six Inches of Soil the Documentary?

We’re digging deep—literally and figuratively—into the real stories behind the soil, livestock, plants, and people working to fight climate change and restore our planet. This isn’t just about farming; it’s about producing truly nourishing food, rebuilding our rural communities, and showing that it is po... more

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Host, producer: Richard Tufton

Co-host, producer: Claire Mackenzie

Editor: Meg Chatham 

Six Inches of Soil: 

Website: www.sixinchesofsoil.org/

Book: www.sixinchesofsoil.org/book

Instagram: www.instagram.com/sixinchesofso... more

In this second part of the Dairy Diaries we travelled to New York State to chat to Tom McGrath at Family Farmstead Dairy. We would like to have had him round the table for part one but the time differences didn’t work and it turns out Dairy Farmers w... more

EPISODE 7 PART 1 

UNCURDLED

This is the first time we have featured the dairy industry. We decided to start with two family farms in the UK, one producing for their local community and the other running a highly successful yoghurt business.  They b... more

Episode 6 - Unearthed  

Host, producer: Richard Tufton

Co-host, producer: Claire Mackenzie

Editor: Meg Chatham 

In the episode we are finally bringing us all back down to earth

ANDY NEAL : 

Andy is a Soil Microbiologist at Rothamsted Research. ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Temple Grandin
Animal welfare advocate and expert in livestock handling
Colorado State University
Episode: Unbound: Better for Cattle, Better for Business
Gabe Brown
Regenerative agriculture advocate and author of 'Dirt to Soil'
Brown's Ranch
Episode: Unbound: Better for Cattle, Better for Business
Tom McGrath
Founder of Family Farmstead Farms, a certified regenerative and grass-fed dairy brand
Family Farmstead Farms
Episode: Uncurdled: Dairy Diaries (part 2)
James Robinson
A farmer leading Nature Friendly Farming Network.
Episode: Uncurdled: Dairy Diaries
Timothy Mead
Co-owner of Yeo Valley, a prominent organic yogurt brand.
Yeo Valley
Episode: Uncurdled: Dairy Diaries
Andy Neal
Soil microbiologist at Rothamsted Research
Rothamsted Research
Episode: Unearthed: Joys of Soil
Karen Johnson
Academic and engineer with a passion for soil literacy
Durham University
Episode: Unearthed: Joys of Soil
Andie Marsh
Soil specialist and blogger behind 'Soil is Sexy'
Episode: Unearthed: Joys of Soil
Ray Archuleta
Soil conservationist and expert featured in 'Kiss the Ground'
Episode: Unearthed: Joys of Soil

Host

Richard Tufton
Host and advocate for regenerative agriculture with a background in agriculture and extensive experience in the food industry.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Inspirational!

    I have watched the film and bought the book, now comes the podcast! Richard and Claire are doing a really great job of building and expanding this inspirational story. The guests such as Temple Grandin and Gabe Brown are at the very tip of visionary thinking in this field (excuse the pun!).

    As an organic farmer I’m excited about making our farming even better.

    I would highly recommend this podcast not only for farmers but to everyone who cares about where their food comes from or how the coun... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Coo Man
    United Kingdom14 days ago
  • Soil

    I have just listened to the episode on soil and look forward to working backwards with the previous episodes. Lovely questions from children about worms. Please do an episode on soil microbes very soon.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    silverbells2012
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Great podcast 😊👍🏼

    I watched the documentary and then discovered this amazing podcast. I’ve listened to three episodes and each has been truly enlightening. The coffee episode has made me decide to buy more responsibly- I’ll get educated and informed. Even if I go down to one really good cup a day.

    Thank you, keep up the good work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pppander
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Starting at the top of this grain growing job.

    You couldn’t get a better hat-full of speakers. Each working at the top level in their fields (sorry!). Great to see Anna develop her knowledge and ambition for her farm and the practices Andrew started. The processors and supply chain are catching up and starting to market the benefits of both our grains and nature we nurture on our farms. Win-win.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RTKfarmer
    United Kingdom9 months ago

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The podcast garners positive feedback for its engaging guest conversations and the personal stories shared, enhancing relatability and community connection.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of the episodes, often expressing gratitude for the insights provided about sustainable farming practices.
Many find the content enlightening, especially regarding ethical food choices and regenerative agriculture's impact on climate change.

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#157
United States/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#110
United Kingdom/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#180
Canada/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#129
Australia/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#19
New Zealand/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#112
Norway/Arts/Food

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Unground: The World of Coffee (Part Two)
Q: How does regenerative soil impact the taste of coffee?
Diverse and nutrient-dense soil adds intricate flavors to coffee, enhancing its unique taste profile, especially at higher altitudes.
Unground: The World of Coffee (Part Two)
Q: What is regenerative coffee?
Regenerative coffee focuses on diversity in ecosystems, nurturing the land and soil for better farming practices, and ensuring fair pay for farmers. It emphasizes the regeneration of the environment.
Uncut: Beef Banter
Q: Do you feel like there would be a demand for products grown regeneratively?
Yes, high-end chefs are looking for the best products and show great interest in the sourcing and welfare standards of the meat.
Uncut: Beef Banter
Q: How have you found things in the UK compared to the US in terms of sourcing ingredients?
In the UK, it's a bit easier due to proximity to great raw ingredients, though Brexit has introduced some challenges.
Uncut: Beef Banter
Q: Is the direct-to-consumer a viable model?
It's quite tricky for us on our farm, it takes a lot of time to market and sell directly to consumers, especially in less affluent areas.

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The content centers around regenerative agriculture, emphasizing the connection between soil health, livestock welfare, and sustainable food practices. Conversations often highlight the transformative potential of agricultural practices that not only focus on productivity but also on environmental stewardship and community wellbeing. Listeners can expect to gain insights from experts across various fields, including farming, soil science, and food production, as well as personal stories that advocate for a more responsible approach to food consumption and its sourcing. Unique to this series is its strong community-building aspect, encouraging listener engagement in evolving conversations about agriculture's role in combating climate change ... more

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Recent guests on Six Inches of Soil include:

1. Dr. Temple Grandin
2. Gabe Brown
3. Tom McGrath
4. James Robinson
5. Timothy Mead
6. Andy Neal
7. Karen Johnson
8. Andie Marsh

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