conversations
Our Farming Revolution is igniting important Conversations and Story telling.
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We have dedicated this page to highlight important conversations and stories related to regenerative farming. If you have a story to tell we’d love to here from you.
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A Farming Revolution Documentray Trailer
Regenerative Farming is an enormous topic to cover so we decided to break it down into more manageable pieces. This trailer is for the first episode of a three part documentary.
Soil and Seed is explained by regenerative experts. It links our soil with seed, root and plant health.
Regenerative farming has a beneficial impact on all of us through human health, environment, river systems and our economy.
Groundswell Ag. 2019 – Story telling and intelligent conversation with
Alan Savory and Charles Massy
Tim May chairs a conversation with Allan Savory and Charles Massy in the Conference Barn at Groundswell 2019. Allan and Charles cover the challenges and rewards of Holistic Management.
For more information on Holistic Management, visit the Savory Institute: www.savory.global
Discussions the Media Don't Know About
Soil Security and Planetary Health Conference Dec 2018 (Sydney). Michael Jefferies asked Di and Ian Haggerty, a regenerative farming question to help us understand the importance of gut microbiome with regards to livestock grazing and how that relates to improving the soil health to grow crops and native species of grass. The discussion then moved to Dr Christo Miliotis who talked about the benefits of feeding cattle seaweed and the how Hummus should be the center of every farming operation. Patrick Holden explained what they took into account when trying to measure regenerative practices.
Find out more here: www.biogrowers.com.au/our-story
Charlie Arnott
Charlie Arnott the story behind an Industrial Farmer changing his ways to become a Bio Dynamic Farmer.
Find out more about Charlie Arnott here: www.charliearnott.com.au
Lessons from Albrecht - Improving Nitrogen Management - Graeme Sait
Graeme Sait discussing Nitrogen and the tipping point that changed our farming system for the worse.
Nitrogen is the most mismanaged of all minerals. It is the most abundant mineral in the plant but when it is so often misused and abused, it becomes a liability. Discover how you can do it better. Visit us at www.nutri-tech.com.au
A conversation between Farming Revolution and a Regenerative Farmer
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