Charlie Arnott is a farmer, educator, podcaster, and one of Australia’s most recognised voices in regenerative agriculture. An award-winning grazier and long-standing advocate for regenerative farming, he has transformed his family’s 5,000-acre property in Boorowa, New South Wales, from a conventional high-input operation into a biodynamically principled, holistically managed farm working in harmony with nature. Over the past 20 years, Charlie has embraced a way of farming that aligns with his innate connection to the land and his commitment to producing quality food.
Hanaminno today operates using organic, biodynamic, and holistic grazing principles to produce pasture-raised beef, lamb, and pork. With animal welfare and the health of both land and consumers at its core, the farm prides itself on being “Certified by Community” — fostering transparency, openness, and strong relationships with clients, who are considered co-producers rather than customers.
Widely respected for his leadership in land stewardship, resource management, and conservation, Charlie has received a number of significant industry honours, including the prestigious Bob Hawke National Landcare Award in 2018. He is well known, well regarded, and regularly invited to speak — sharing his perspective with farmers, businesses, communities, and audiences across Australia and beyond.
Charlie is also the host of The Regenerative Journey Podcast, now in its tenth season, which explores the stories and insights of leading thinkers across food, farming, health, and the environment. The podcast has become an influential platform for conversations that extend well beyond regenerative agriculture — reaching into mainstream food, wellness, environmental, and business audiences.
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