Welcome to Pasture Promise TV, the site dedicated to real food and a vibrant, living countryside. We’re all about grasslands and grazing because we believe they make our lives better. They produce the healthiest foods without the need for pesticides and chemical fertilizers. This means they can protect our environment and wildlife while giving us a secure and sustainable food supply. Surely something worth celebrating?
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Why climate change experts need
to start thinking about grassland.
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A pioneering National Trust study of beef shows grass-based systems can play a big part in storing carbon and off-setting emissions.
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The new agriculture
Professor Hans Herren explains how industrial farming has gone wrong.
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Grazing for life
How grazing animals can put fertility back into worn out soils.
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Salad bar for cows
Flowers aren’t just for the bees. Why we’re all a lot better off when there are flowering plants in the pasture.
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Who says cattle are criminals?
Environmental consultant and farmer Dave Stanley doesn't. He believes they're the planet's best friends.
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Farming for carbon
Farmer and Nuffield scholar Robert Richmond finds out how grazing and soil carbon are linked.
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Revealed - the micro-dairy
Nick Snelgar re-invents open-air dairying and outlines his plan to make great milk local again.
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The really healthy diet
Doctor and nutritionist Natasha Campbell-McBride challenges some popular myths about healthy diets.
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Health from the ground up
Soil is the basis of our health, wealth and happiness. So it makes sense to take good care of it.
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Do nothing farming
What happens when you work with nature instead of battling against it? Something amazing, that’s what.
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How real foods from animals on pasture can protect your health and make you feel better.
Grasslands and grazing animals safeguard the environment and bring life to the countryside.
Tales of the countryside stars who make our foods healthier and our nation stronger.
The food industry doesn't want you to know this - real foods from grassland taste better and do you good.
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