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Rex Harris shares the books, movies, mentors and resources that drove regenerative change on his macadamia farm

BySasha Mainsbridge

Watch “Kiss the Ground”

For the next 6 weeks we are sharing Rex's heart felt recommendations for you to watch, read, understand or do.  This week, Rex's first recommendation is to watch the documentary, Kiss the Ground.
In my view this is one of the most important documentaries for education in land use management and general information on how to alleviate climate change.   It features two of my most influential mentors, Gabe Brown and Ray Archuleta, who had a major impact on my journey transitioning to regenerative agriculture.
Rex Harris, Piccadilly Park, Bangalow

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