In this special extra to episode 67, we talk about some of the key changes that Terry’s observed over the decades, and how to keep them coming. We also elaborate on the vision he articulated in the main episode, including some major shifts in supply chains and some of the positive politics currently unfolding around carbon and biodiversity credits. And we delve more deeply into his stock in trade – what regenerative education looks like!

Terry tells the story of the teacher who triggered his growth from high school drop-out to where he’s at today. And another moving story anchors our closing conversation on the vital issues of drought and flood, fire and First Nations people, and trust, in the regeneration of country.

Title slide: from the RCS website.

Music:
Gone Clear, by William Tyler off his album Modern Country.

Find more:
You can hear the rest of this conversation with Terry for episode 67, ‘Behind the Greatest Regenerative Agriculture Movement in Australia’. (You’ll find a series of links in the show notes too.) 

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