Rosemary Kralik and Dr. Barry Bruce on Regenerative Ag final 

Agriculture, Climate, and Health: How Regenerative Agriculture and Plant-Rich Diets Could Reverse Climate Change and Improve Human Health.
Rosemary Kralik was born in Egypt, moved to the UK when she was four years old, then immigrated to Canada with her mother. Her experience is in graphic art, architectural drafting, and systems design in management consulting. Inspired by Allan Nation and Joel Salatin’s ideas about regenerative agriculture, she purchased a 73-acre farm in Hemmingford, then a 722-acre farm in the Lanark Highlands, which she manages by herself.
Barry Bruce grew up on a farm in Guelph, Ontario, and practiced family medicine in Carp for 48 years with a special interest in primary prevention. He started ExerFarm in 2018 to provide a venue for patients to get exercise and improve their nutrition. He also became involved with Deep Roots Food Hub, a NFP corporation with a mandate of food security and the construction of an above-ground, off-grid root cellar in 2018. The vision is “Sustainable Local Food Systems Everywhere.”