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S1E5 : AI for Ecology feat. Alicia Charennat

  • Jul 23, 2020
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The Mitti collective has time and again heralded regenerative methods of agriculture as a champion for the solution of world hunger for its robustness and versatility. But the global scene for the future of agriculture seems to say something else.

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S1E3: (Part 2) A budding organic farmer feat. Anurag Singh

  • Jun 19, 2020
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Anurag Singh took us on an eventful journey he took leaving his home state of Punjab behind, and seeking the traditional knowledge of farmers, weavers, tribal communities and craftsmen all over India.

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S1E3: (Part 2) A budding organic farmer feat. Anurag Singh

  • Jun 19, 2020
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Anurag Singh took us on an eventful journey he took leaving his home state of Punjab behind, and seeking the traditional knowledge of farmers, weavers, tribal communities and craftsmen all over India.

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S1E3: (Part 1) A budding organic farmer feat. Anurag Singh

  • Jun 10, 2020
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Our third podcast is an adventure of a young Punjabi, who ran away on a pursuit of learning how to be sustainable. Full of excitement and pride of such a passionate person, we present you the story of Anurag Singh.

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S1E2: Adventures of an Alternative Farmer feat. Andrea Menéndez

  • Jun 01, 2020
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In light of our previous blog entry by Andrea Menéndez who shared her experience adopting a permaculture technique, we became curious to know more about this colorful personality, who traveled from Spain to Ireland, to Norway and back.

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S1E1: Prelude - The Mitti Podcast

  • May 24, 2020
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The Mitti Podcast is here! Sooner than we expected, we are full of excitement to introduce our new podcast.

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