Conventional farming methods often rely on toxic pesticides and fertilizers, which damage the environment and can be harmful to human health. Fortunately, a growing number of farmers are embracing regenerative and holistic farming practices that prioritize sustainability and the long-term health of the land.
In this conversation with Kim Kiss, a rural business owner who practices regenerative and holistic farming on her mixed grazing farm. Kim uses her skills as a certified practitioner in vibrational kinesiology to connect with the energy space of her farm, producing food that is grown in a positive energy space. Kim discusses the benefits of having multiple enterprises on their farm, planning and forward-thinking when managing the land, and creating a positive image of agriculture to attract young people to the industry. Our conversation also covers Kim's approach to landscaping as a way to connect with nature and help people, emphasizing that landscaping is a holistic approach to living that involves everything, including business, energy, and the environment.
If you're interested in learning about regenerative and holistic farming practices, as well as the importance of energy work in agriculture, listen to this conversation with Kim.
Highlights & Resources:
- Regenerative and holistic farming practices
- Benefits of multiple enterprises on a farm
- Importance of planning and forward-thinking in managing land
- Mental health challenges faced by farmers during droughts and external factors
- Differences between regenerative farming and conventional chicken farming
- The consequences of feeding genetically modified grains to chickens
- The importance of asking questions and doing research
- Landscaping as a way to connect with nature and enhance energy spots in the landscape
- Clearing negative energy deposits in the landscape
- The holistic approach to living and landscaping
About
Kim Kiss is a rural business owner and certified Clinical Practitioner in Vibrational Kinesiology based in Wellington, Central West NSW. Together with her husband, they have been running their mixed grazing business for over 30 years which includes trade sheep, a self-replacing cattle herd, and heritage meat bird poultry.
Kim's passion for the landscape and its connection to health led her to pursue various modalities in subtle energy healing. She obtained her certification in Dawson Program Vibrational Kinesiology in 2010 under the mentorship of Tracy Rosser and has completed level 3 Reiki, candling, EFT, and other subtle energy modalities.
Furthering her skills in landscape subtle energy, Kim studied under international Geomancy practitioner Dr Patrick MacManaway and completed a two and a half year apprenticeship in Landscape Subtle Energy. She has since been providing services in clearing imbalances, sourcing site locations, improving water, increasing fertility, removing negative geo pathways, and advising on the placement of new structures.
Kim is available for Dawson Program consults at her property in Central West NSW and can conduct landscape subtle energy services on farms, homes, or businesses. She also provides remote energy work and coaching for those interested in building their experience and confidence in subtle energy applications. With her experience and knowledge, Kim is dedicated to helping individuals and communities achieve a harmonious balance between their own health and the health of the land they live in.
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