Episode 11: Regenerative Warriors Who Honor the ‘Āina through Farming on the Big Island

In this episode, Tim and Sophia Eng are on the Big Island and visited Bodhi and Brittany Anderson from Sugar Hill Farmstead who are fellow regenerative Warriors, honoring the ʻāina through farming on the Big Island. By day, Bodhi is a farmer but by night he is a physician assistant and medical director for a team of medical providers who work virtually all across the US. Brittany has developed an affinity for butchery, takes the time to learn from experienced kupuna, and attends workshops to continue honing the art of butchery. Follow us where we dive into the inspiring journeys of veteran regenerative farming warriors. Join us as we explore their transition from military service to sustainable agriculture, discovering how they heal the land, the people, and themselves. Get inspired by their innovative practices, powerful stories, and the profound connection between veterans, the ʻāina, and sustainable farming on the beautiful Big Island of Hawaii. Tune in now and join the Call to Farms!

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