Part 2: Inside EcoFarm Aotearoa: Autumn Open Day 2026
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In this episode, Ewan continues the open day out in the paddock, diving deeper into the hidden influences shaping soil, plant, and animal health.
Set against a real-world farm backdrop, this part of the conversation explores some of the more complex and often overlooked factors in farming systems. From soil toxicity and mineral imbalances to the role of electromagnetic forces, Ewan demonstrates how unseen elements can impact everything from pasture growth to animal behaviour. Through hands-on demonstrations and farmer participation, the group is encouraged to question assumptions and observe how their environment is truly functioning.
The discussion moves beyond conventional inputs, focusing instead on understanding the “why” behind what’s happening in the soil. Farmers share their own experiences, challenges, and early results as they begin transitioning toward more regenerative approaches, highlighting the importance of curiosity, experimentation, and keeping an open mind.
This episode captures the reality of being in the early stages of change, where not everything is fully understood, but the willingness to observe, test, and adapt becomes the most valuable tool on farm.
We discuss:• How soil toxicity and past management practices continue to influence current systems• Demonstrations of muscle testing and farmer observations in the field• The potential impact of electromagnetic forces on soil, plants, and animals• Why mineral balance and deficiencies play a critical role in pasture performance• Real farmer experiences transitioning away from conventional practices• The importance of observation, skepticism, and open-minded learning• Early-stage insights into improving soil biology and long-term farm resilience
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