Colin Ramsay

Claire Mackenzie

Mark Aldridge

Ben Thomas

Anna Jackson

Adrienne Gordon

Satish Kumar

Henry Dimbleby

Ian Wilkinson

Vicki Hird

Andrew Jackson

John Pawsey

Dee Woods

Nicole Masters

Tom Pearson

Tim Lang

Mike Berners Lee

Marina O'Connell

Nic Renison

Matt Chatfield

Claudia Thomas

The inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food - to heal the soil, benefit our health and provide for local communities.

Six Inches of Soil

Part of local Deal week of environmental events to coincide with COP conference on the Climate Crisis. We hope to have a panel with local farmers who practice sustainable farming. Organised by Deal With IT and East Kent Climate Action. The Event is FREE but donations are very welcome



Deal With IT/East Kent Climate Action

Kent Museum of Moving Image

Greener Duns

Duns Volunteer Hall

Screening of 'Six inches of soil' followed a talk, refreshments and Q&A with Alex Davies, wildlife and agroecological advocate.
 ‘Taking back control: turning sh %$ t into black gold’



natalie wastnidge

The Muir Hub & Cafe

Harper Adams University

Six Inches of Soil @ Harper Adams University

Parking at Harper Adams University is free.  All visitors must register their cars in advance of the event: 

Regional Food Academy

Join us at Juntos Farm on November 22nd for a special screening of 

, an inspiring documentary that explores the power of regenerative farming to heal the land and revitalize communities. The film showcases real stories of farmers who are pioneering a new approach to agriculture, one that rebuilds soil health and ensures a sustainable future. After the screening, we’ll have a discussion about how these principles can be applied to our own practices here at Juntos Farm. Don’t miss this engaging evening of film, food, and thoughtful conversation!




Finn Harries

Please note that space is limited, so registration is required. We will be serving refreshments, and following the screening, there will be a panel discussion to explore the film’s themes and their relevance to our own community. Don’t miss this opportunity for an engaging evening of film, conversation, and connection!




Juntos Farm

Sustainable Bradninch are hosting a showing of the film Six Inches of Soil. Mince pies and mulled cider made from locally sourced apples will also be available. 

Lucy MOTTRAM

Bradninch Guild Hall