1)On-Farm with Craig Carter -Landscape Hydration Banks -Regenerative Farming Revolution in Australia

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10 ай бұрын

I went to Craig and Nicky's farm to learn about cattle and left understanding so much more. The massive banks in these erosion gullies made so much sense because I understand this type of landscape. Hills and runoff from a ridge that backs onto their property. Flowers, grasses and shifting mindsets. Craig is an all-round top man, full of wisdom. George featured quite predominantly and there is a lovely moment where he waited for me even though Craig was calling him, what a good dog!
Google Earth looks like it was taken back in 2019 so interesting contrast between then and 2022. 2019 was on the back of the worst Dry on record.
Regenerative Farming is taking a surge forward into our future, name any problem we face today and when you follow the trail back to grassroots, the answer is Regenerative Farming. Health; both mental and physical, environment on land, rivers and the sea, the atmosphere, the entire food system, education and a circular economy.
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@Bennie32831 10 ай бұрын

Excellent example 💯👍✌️

@Oscarcat2212 8 ай бұрын

What a beautiful piece of land.

@estebancorral5151 8 ай бұрын

Craig, that gully was created through negligence. The appropriate response are living barriers across the breadth of that gully. My candidate of choice is vetiver grass because it affords deep stabilizing roots, is a nitrogen fixer, and is prolific in producing biomass.

@peterclark6290 10 ай бұрын

With leaders like Craig showing how it has been done there is every hope more and more will sign on to Regen. A bit surprised by his reading on the long term impact of lucerne/alfalfa. I had understood it as a compaction breaker, a deep-rooting, water-mineral-seeker, part of the solution for our long degraded developed land. What could be instructive are all the other things he has done to his property but those may be on the many podcasts he mentioned. A wealth of internet-available resources were mentioned along with other pioneers. Good video for the ITCOTU (cabin) series.

@FarmingRevolution 10 ай бұрын

Hahaha that took me a while to work out. In the cab series.

@peterclark6290 10 ай бұрын

@@FarmingRevolutionWe have to keep you on your toes...

@laonongtrendinhdk 5 ай бұрын

I come from Vietnam. I'm growing macadamia trees and sharing them on my channel. Macadamia trees grow strongly, are suitable for barren lands and provide quite stable income. can plant forests very well

@paulnotdownunder3172 10 ай бұрын

Can you take a look at my farm? I need your type of work done on a huge gully I have.

@FarmingRevolution 10 ай бұрын

Email me tamzin@farmingrevolution.com.au and we can discuss further.

@ronaldmasters1225 7 ай бұрын

Problem is that the greens and their fixation on solar and wind will come in and destroy this in the name of saving the environment. When this type of regeneration will do more for the environment then wind and solar will ever do, and it will save the wastage of our financial resources.

@FarmingRevolution 7 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree that’s why we need to take control of grassroots and regenerate our land and lives using what we understand to be true. Bureaucrats do not know what they are doing and need to leave it up to us grassroots people.