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As seen in: Sports Illustrated, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), CNN, Yahoo Sports, Telegraph and Argus, Farmers Weekly, Resource Recycling, Wicked Leeks, Happy Eco News
Senior Product Manager, @WBUR. Former Director Digital Projects, Product (Audio, Newsletters) for @SINow. Eternally optimistic Knicks, Mets fan.
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Regenerating a farm and life

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By Ben Eagle 
| Wicked Leeks
Agronomist, farmer and consultant Ben Taylor-Davies is well known in regenerative farming circles for not only challenging the status quo, but actively demonstrating a different future. In the words of one farmer: “Ben doesn’t just think outside the box; he redesigns it.” Along with his wife Helen, Taylor-Davies has transformed their family farm in Herefordshire using regenerative principles.
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Why are the supermarket shelves empty? (PART 2)

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By Ben Eagle 
| eatfarmnow.com
by Ben Eagle; Acting Editor, Eat Farm Now With the empty shelves in supermarkets story continuing to make headlines and the focus of opinion columns over the weekend, we at Eat Farm Now thought that we’d continue our focus on the real issues behind it. Across social media, farmers and growers have been telling a story that the situation is indicative of something broader. In short, it’s not just about the weather, as explained in the first part of this article, published here.
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Cutting down disposal

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By Ben Eagle 
| Resource Recycling
This article appeared in the January 2023 issue of Resource Recycling. Subscribe today for access to all print content. Data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency shows that in 2010, the country produced roughly 11.1 million tons of wood that went to landfills, compared with 2.3 million tons that was recycled. That dumped wood equated to more than $1 billion in potential revenue that could have been earned from selling for manufacturing or construction purposes.
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