A flowing conversation? Methodological issues in interviewing farmers about rivers and riparian environments

Geographers are increasingly paying close attention to the importance of the place (and placing) of the research encounter. Research with farmers – who have been seen to hold very distinct people–place relations – is proving a particularly fruitful arena for developing these emplaced methodological discussions. To date, however, such emplaced methodological reflections with farmers have been largely terra‐centric, with relatively scant focus on...