Worth a watch is this 23-minute engaging, practical explanation of why Regenerative Agriculture is a giant step forward in tackling climate problems, as seen through the examples of Australian sheep farmers, who regularly face extreme weather conditions. Continue reading CHANGING PARADIGMS | The WHY of Regenerative Agriculture
Why is it important to have well-structured soil? Find out about drainage, airflow, aerobic environments and microbes, beneficial microorganisms, drought resistance, compaction layers, healthy root growth, soil erosion, and the role of the Soil Food Web in this compact, simple 6-minute video explanation by Dr Elaine Ingham. ‘THE REGENERATIVE SOIL SOLUTION’ ODPG 2020 Conference MARCH 7th and 8th | LINCOLN UNIVERSITY At the ODPG 2020 Conference, we’ll be examining all aspects of soil regeneration with experts and farmers, and determining where we need to go from here in an uncertain climate. Continue reading It’s All About the Soil
A fascinating look at how Peter Andrews uses ‘Natural Sequence Farming’ to revive parched land and turn them into flourishing, vibrant landscapes. Continue reading Rejuvenation of a Drought-Struck Land
A farm with no ploughing, no weeding, no sprays, an income which outstrips others, and a four foot topsoil sounds like an impossible dream. Continue reading The Drought-Fighter!
“The traditional drought reserve might seem like a good idea, but Ian Mitchell-Innes of South Africa uses a different technique to build a drought reserve that is far superior to the traditional way of stockpiling grass…” Continue reading Good Grazing Management: Drought Reserves