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Bruce Pascoe on Indigenous land management and regenerative farming

January 14, 2018 by Courtney Young

Bruce Pascoe, Bunurong man and highly acclaimed author of ‘Dark Emu: Black Seeds‘, sat down with AFSA President Tammi Jonas at the Food Sovereignty Convergence in Canberra, 2017. Bruce spoke about connection to country, respecting the land and the history and culture of people imbedded within it, and how we can work towards ‘conciliation’ as farmers, eaters and activists in Australia. Thank you Karina and Kimmo Vennonen for the recording!

http://afsa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Bruce-Pascoe-Tammi-Jonas.mp3

 

 

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