Robin Asquith is a farmer from Yorkshire. He’s the Care Farm Manager for the Camphill Village Trust, was a 2016 Nuffield Scholar and in 2017 was named a Farmers Weekly Rising Star. He’s also an all round great guy who is easy to get along with and that was evident when I went to meetContinueContinue reading “‘Meet the Farmers’ – episode 60 – Robin Asquith”
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‘Meet the Farmers’ – episode 58 – Mental Health, Farming and the Railways
This conversation with Dan Goodwin, who was Suffolk Agricultural Apprentice of the Year in 2018, and Steve Loeber, who works for Network Rail, was recorded just before Christmas and aims to highlight the similarities between working on farms and working on the railways. Mental health has no boundaries and it’s important that we all lookContinueContinue reading “‘Meet the Farmers’ – episode 58 – Mental Health, Farming and the Railways”
A Phone Detox
Earlier this year I smashed my phone screen, something that seems to happen to most of us at some point, especially if you work outdoors. It was a particularly hectic day; I was rushing and put the phone down on the quad bike for two minutes while I went to do something else. I returnedContinueContinue reading “A Phone Detox”
Book Review – Bird Therapy – by Joe Harkness
”Consistent and constant, yet wild and free Are the avian wonders comforting me. From the lake at my patch, to the gorse-speckled heath, they dowse me in light, over darkness beneath. Sharpening senses, they help me to find, the systems and solace that strengthen my mind. From meadow to estuary, shingle to tree, I’ll alwaysContinueContinue reading “Book Review – Bird Therapy – by Joe Harkness”
Why Living Green is Good for the Mind
Mental health is a crisis we all are facing, and everyone has their own way of handling the crisis. If you are suffering from depression, anxiety, or just want to boost your mind, going green may be the best solution. Here is why. When Going Green doesn’t Fix Everything Of course, severe depression and anxietyContinueContinue reading “Why Living Green is Good for the Mind”
