This episode of the SFT Podcast is a compilation of our favourite conversations that took place in our Podcast Tent at Groundswell this year.
There were so many inspiring discussions with an amazing lineup of speakers, these are just the highlights – key themes that came up this year included the organic versus regenerative divide, access, diversity and community in farming, and nutrient density and the link between soil and human health.
We’d like to thank our incredible podcasters and guests who joined us in the tent this year and helped us bring this idea to life, and huge thanks also to Groundswell for their collaborative efforts and to The Rothschild Foundation for their generous support.
We’ll be sharing links to all of the podcasts recorded at this year’s festival in our upcoming newsletter (out 5th August) – click here to sign up.
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These conversations were recorded in the SFT Podcast Tent at Groundswell in July 2026.
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