Inspiring Small-Scale Market Garden's Approach to Connecting People with Food | Permaculture Ethics

In summer 2020 we visited Glasbren market garden. It is located a few miles east of Carmarthen, Wales, and produces 50 veg boxes a week for its local community and has a hugely inspiring vision for the future. Here is a film that highlights their ethos in terms of the importance of connecting with nature and how regenerating our soils can regenerate our local communities. Their refreshing outlook on how we can produce food brings hope for the future, and it is great to see food producers who prioritise things like mental health and not just growing for productivity. The benefits for our mental health of being close with nature is also clearly demonstrated with how they approach market gardening. We must remember that regenerative agriculture is more than just regenerating our soils, it is also about regenerating ourselves and our communities for a more resilient and sustainable future. A huge thanks to Glasbren for their time:   / glasbrencsa   Many thanks to Eifion Jones for producing this film: http://www.torchydesign.co.uk/ Follow us on Instagram:   / regenerative.media