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Award winning cookbook Author, Columnist, Radio Producer/Presenter, Speaker, Food Writer, Farmer’s Wife & Mother. Passionate about farming and fishing.

The book has landed! With a Foreword written by Sarah Langford the book from the increasingly popular and important film Six Inches of Soil “How to Heal Our Soils, Ourselves, and Our Communities Through Regenerative Farming” already reveals authentic evidence and heartfelt credibility for the reader to relish.   The labour of love from a reliable and encouraging farming community has been echoed in this beautiful and inspirational publication and is out NOW!   There is an interesting and accessible tapestry of Interludes and Chapters which are threaded throughout, like worms within the soil. Interludes which are predominately about the societal, philosophy and political aspects of food and agriculture, coupled with Chapters about the people behind the regenerative farming movement. Farmers share so generously, their livelihoods, for our future generations and for a global audience. Information is consistently provided via dialogues, conversations, interviews and quotes which champion both science and human spirit.    Brook Morgan’s graphics brings the book to life along with the unexpected relief of a glossary!     Readable, poetic and illustrative in its production, charming, evocative, and educational, “Six Inches of Soil: How to Heal Our Soils, Ourselves, and Our Communities Through Regenerative Farming” is above all helpful and honest, not just for farmers, but for anyone and everyone.    If you can’t see the film, read the book, but I urge you to enjoy both. 5m Books Ltd #sixinchesofsoil #regenerativeagriculture #community #soil #bookreview

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Lucy Cleland fancy a copy for review in Country &Town House?

Thanks for your review, you’ve captured it perfectly

Love your review, praise indeed from an award winning writer and someone who understands a lot about farming and food!

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