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Connecting the Art of Healing, the Art of Education, the Art of Agriculture and Social Art

You Never Farm Alone·13 March 2026·1 h 19 minAudio: Deutsch · English · Español · Français · Italiano · Nederlands · 中文
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A panel discussion with Peter Guttenhöfer, Tobias Hartkemeyer, Marius Rommel and Manfred Schulze

In this panel, we will pursue an interactive approach to fundamental aspects of human development and social dynamics. We will look at how people learn, grow and shape relationships within their communities. Through this reflection, we want to gain a better understanding of how cooperation, resilience and a shared sense of meaning arise. In addition, we will explore how these insights can be integrated into the farm as a place of the future – a place that serves not only food production but also supports education, social participation and sustainable ways of life. Through exchange and active participation, we want to think of the farm as a living space in which human development and social innovation become possible in new and inspiring ways.

A panel discussion with Peter Guttenhöfer, Tobias Hartkemeyer, Marius Rommel and Manfred Schulze at the 2026 Agriculture Conference “You never farm alone”.

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Publication: 13 March 2026

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You Never Farm Alone, Episode 11 of 13
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German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Chinese
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