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Fields of the Future : Episode 5

– Can Regenerative Agriculture Stand Up to the Evidence?

Fields of the Future: Episode 5 – Can Regenerative Agriculture Stand Up to the Evidence?

Louise Penn

Louise Penn

Jul, 13 2026

Introducing Fields of the Future, a podcast for farmers who want to get the most out of their farm businesses and unlock their agricultural potential. 

Each episode brings together voices from across the industry – farmers, agronomists, researchers, and innovators – to share independent, science-led insights that matter in the field. Whether you’re looking for practical advice, emerging trends, or a deeper understanding of the challenges shaping the sector, Fields of the Future is your go-to source for informed, accessible conversations.

Episode 5: Can Regenerative Agriculture Stand Up to the Evidence?

Louise Penn reports from Groundswell 2026, the UK’s leading regenerative agriculture festival. Speaking with researchers, farmers and industry innovators, she explores the evidence behind regenerative farming and asks how soil health, innovation and data can help build more resilient farm businesses. Featuring insights from Rothamsted Research, Harper Adams University, Wildfarmed, CCM Technologies and Agriton, this episode examines the research, practical experiences and emerging technologies shaping the future of sustainable farming.

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