Ag Solutions Network: AgEmerge Podcast & Power2Gro
Ag Solutions Network: AgEmerge Podcast & Power2Gro
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AgEmerge Podcast 144 with Jimmy Emmons and Erin Martin
If your passion lies at the crossroads of food, human health, and soil health, you’re in for a great episode. AgEmerge Podcast 144 features Jimmy Emmons, Senior Vice President of Climate-Smart Programs at Trust in Food, and Erin Martin, President of the Tulsa Urban Ag Coalition, Director of FreshRx Oklahoma, and co-lead of Oklahoma's Food is Medicine Policy Coalition. They’re not just talking about change-they’re leading it. From regenerating soils to cultivating nutritious food and promoting human health, these two are at the forefront of a movement that’s turning vision into reality. Get ready to be inspired as we dive into a conversation that’s reshaping our food and soil systems.
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AgEmerge Podcast 143 with Peter Donovan of the Soil Carbon Coalition
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Peter Donovan founded the Soil Carbon Coalition. Learn about his inspiring journey and experience in holistic management, decision making, rangeland monitoring, and community development. Peter is a passionate advocate for collaborative learning where farmers and ranchers are sharing knowledge and experiences. His rich background in forestry, farming, and ranching has facilitated his understand...
AgEmerge Podcast 142 with Dr Sivam Krish CEO GoMicro
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Dr. Sivam Krish, CEO of GoMicro joins Monte Bottens to discuss technology using phone-based AI assessment enabling on-farm grain quality checks and assessments throughout the supply chain. They explore these great advancements in AI technology. Dr. Sivam Krish is a pioneering figure in the realm of generative AI, having laid the foundational work for autonomous design creation during his tenure...
AgEmerge Podcast 141 with Dale Strickler
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Agronomist, author, and regenerative consultant, Dale Strickler. With over 30 years of experience in agronomy, pasture management, and soil and crop advising Dale has developed highly effective systems for numerous ranches, even in challenging climates and soil types. And what you’ll want to listen for is Monte and Dale’s conversation about the water cycle, what we’ve done to it, and the major ...
AgEmerge Podcast 140 with Daniel Pepitone
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Daniel Pepitone is one of the co-founders of Harpe Bio Herbicide Solutions. Harpe is known for developing a series of natural-based herbicides utilizing plant extracts. It’s fascinating how this mode of action works and as you might imagine. With more than 15 years of experience in the agricultural product development business arena, Daniel served in a range of senior commercial effectiveness, ...
AgEmerge Podcast 139 with Jon Bakehouse
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Jon Bakehouse farms with his family at Maple Edge Farm in Hastings, Iowa. Together, the family is actively engaged in improving soil health on their operations. Jon has done a great deal of work and on-farm research along with Practical Farmers of Iowa. Some of that research includes reducing nitrogen rates for corn in soil health systems, cover crops and water infiltration, suppressing waterhe...
AgEmerge Podcast 138 with Russ Green
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Russ Green is the founder and Managing Director of a network of future agricultural leaders called MACKAYBEN. Russ has made it his mission to help identify and mentor these leaders. In this podcast, he and Monte cover a wide range of topics, including agricultural equipment, artificial intelligence, and discovering the next generation of agricultural leaders, from roles within major corporation...
AgEmerge Podcast 137 with Dr. James White
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AgEmerge Podcast 137 with Dr. James White
AgEmerge Podcast 137 with Dr. James White
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AgEmerge Podcast 137 with Dr. James White
AgEmerge Podcast 136 with David Brandt
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AgEmerge Podcast 136 with David Brandt
AgEmerge Podcast 135 with Brad Rosen
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AgEmerge Podcast 135 with Brad Rosen
AgEmerge Podcast 134 with Jeanne Carver Shaniko Wool Company
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AgEmerge Podcast 134 with Jeanne Carver Shaniko Wool Company
AgEmerge Podcast 133 with Chris Jones
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AgEmerge Podcast 133 with Chris Jones
AgEmerge Podcast 132 with Pamela Tanner Boll
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AgEmerge Podcast 132 with Pamela Tanner Boll
AgEmerge Podcast 131 with Kevin Helash
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AgEmerge Podcast 131 with Kevin Helash
AgEmerge Podcast 130 with Dr. Steven Chen
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AgEmerge Podcast 130 with Dr. Steven Chen
AgEmerge Podcast 129 with Jonathan Lundgren
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AgEmerge Podcast 129 with Jonathan Lundgren
AgEmerge Podcast 126 at the Big Soil Health Event
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AgEmerge Podcast 126 at the Big Soil Health Event
AgEmerge Podcast 128 with Don Reicosky
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AgEmerge Podcast 128 with Don Reicosky
AgEmerge Podcast 127 with Jason Rowntree
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AgEmerge Podcast 127 with Jason Rowntree
AgEmerge Podcast 126 at the Big Soil Health Event
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AgEmerge Podcast 126 at the Big Soil Health Event
AgEmerge Podcast 125 with Doniga Markegard
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AgEmerge Podcast 125 with Doniga Markegard
AgEmerge Podcast 124 The Soil Health to Human Health Connection
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AgEmerge Podcast 124 The Soil Health to Human Health Connection
AgEmerge Podcast 123 with Dianna Bagnall
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AgEmerge Podcast 123 with Dianna Bagnall
AgEmerge Podcast 122 with Jimmy Emmons
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AgEmerge Podcast 122 with Jimmy Emmons
AgEmerge Podcast 121 with Dr. Jack Schultz
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AgEmerge Podcast 121 with Dr. Jack Schultz
AgEmerge Podcast 120 with Dr. Kelsey Griesheim
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AgEmerge Podcast 120 with Dr. Kelsey Griesheim
AgEmerge Podcast 119 Dr. Christian Krupke
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AgEmerge Podcast 119 Dr. Christian Krupke
Ag Solutions Network Zac Neppl Harvest 2023
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Ag Solutions Network Zac Neppl Harvest 2023
AgEmerge Podcast 118 with Anthony Corsaro
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AgEmerge Podcast 118 with Anthony Corsaro

Комментарии

  • @user-po9lg7et4h
    @user-po9lg7et4h 7 месяцев назад

    Very interesting

  • @jerrymarnon41
    @jerrymarnon41 8 месяцев назад

    BOBBY JR. NEXT POTUS HE KNOW ABOUT THIS ALSO. HE WILL ACT AND CORRECT PROBLEM WHEN ELECTED. ZACH SHOULD HAVE FAUCIS FORMER POSITION.❤❤❤❤

  • @ilyarogozhin8630
    @ilyarogozhin8630 Год назад

    Thanks to Ray for disseminating such holistic information regarding resilient agronomy which addressing biggest actual problems, like to climate, biodiversity, food, cyrcular economy to survive the whole living planet. It cool to see what is going on in development and implementation of natural based practices in agriculture everywhere, how many persons are involved! I have university agro-chemistry background and many years of working in environmental protecting domain in many industries. Currently volontirely pushing top soil regenerative practices in urban areas of Montenegro (food scrap composting, run off water treatment and retaining, improving soil biodiversity state of parks and green areas). Town turf and trees chemical based management is stupid and expensive from time consuming and cost points of view. I see that holistic natural way is representing good potential to improve state of green areas and decrease operational cost.

  • @drprashantrajput682
    @drprashantrajput682 Год назад

    ❤ spectacular we have started following all these processes in India, my farm Aaranya which means a forest

  • @vivalaleta
    @vivalaleta Год назад

    Terrific talk. Spread the word.

  • @vivalaleta
    @vivalaleta Год назад

    I watch all the Gabe Brown videos I can find here and this introduction is the best by far.

  • @MrQhenryQ
    @MrQhenryQ Год назад

    I always enjoyed stopping by Dr. Whites' lab in grad school. He would always be proudly showing me his fascinating discoveries under the microscope.

  • @shannonjayne605
    @shannonjayne605 Год назад

    Excellent information and wow what energy! Love to listen and learn.

  • @jvin248
    @jvin248 Год назад

    After watching a couple of videos of 'top corn/bean yields' that are of course all high chemical, exotic hybrids, and heavy tillage -- Regen Ag needs a similar top producer challenge for no tillage, no chemicals, no irrigation, heirloom open pollinated seed, and tracking input costs/profits. That will advance the whole Regen Ag program because farmers will have a new goal post, celebrity growers to emulate, and profit potential.

  • @michaelwalsh9920
    @michaelwalsh9920 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing! Amazing and inspiring work 🦬🤙

  • @jd-ht2wk
    @jd-ht2wk Год назад

    Wow!!!!!obviously including Ray there are some amazing people out there The unbelievable thing is these people have all the answers to quickly fix all the earth’s environmental problems But 3 major problems-politicians-science and big business follow the money terrible short term profiteering while killing the planet I’ve got such an education in the past 6 months from Ray and all the other great people in this area Looking forward to changing my farm practices in the next growing season in the west of Ireland Keep strong 💪

  • @chrisnam1603
    @chrisnam1603 Год назад

    Wonder dr Zach, much thank you 's and appreciation from Belgium

  • @roselynjakin5804
    @roselynjakin5804 Год назад

    Dr Zach Bush is an absolute genius and a heavenly being. I love you so much and listen to your teachings. Everyone must listen to this 😊❤

  • @MaritzaPokart
    @MaritzaPokart 2 года назад

    This is devastating 😢

  • @columlynch4229
    @columlynch4229 2 года назад

    Wow I can't believe that after 6mts there is only 10 comments. Come on world and wakeup. This is a powerful presentation and thank you Ray.Yes Regen ag is making inroads but I feel it's too slow and too late. It's like humanity is one a death march to self destruction and no one cares. I'm not a farmer but I'm a regen home gardener with zero expenditure. I make my own fertiliser and save seed on a small plot but this can be scaled up in fact I would argue that it can be even more efficient on all farms. Your getting there Ray and Rick and Gabe but it's long and arduous. The "plough man's folly" is still alive and well.

  • @creativesolutions902
    @creativesolutions902 2 года назад

    Recently, every day people raised $5 million in one week to help support the freedom convoy in Canada… Imagine what we could do for the farmers so they can get off the bank dependency and take back their power.

  • @creativesolutions902
    @creativesolutions902 2 года назад

    Zach, yes, that is a typical experience of autism… But ironically, autism is just as diverse and atypical as it’s very condition. Sometimes the opposite can be true, you can walk early and have excessive verbal skills, mixed with unusual behavior and stemming that is not characteristic of slamming one’s head into a wall or a crib. I know this from experience. I am a 50 year old female adult with autism , Who was recently just diagnosed. I have two children with it and they are nothing alike and their presentation of the disorder.

  • @lorib6509
    @lorib6509 2 года назад

    Speaking truth to power! Bless your strength to open our eyes! We need to STOP being ostriches and face the truth of what we've done by our ignorance and disconnection from earth!

  • @vzim44
    @vzim44 2 года назад

    Thank you, Dr. Zach!

  • @marywolf2459
    @marywolf2459 2 года назад

    This was brilliant. Everyone should hear this.

  • @MedicallyFit
    @MedicallyFit 2 года назад

    Dr James White on Rhizophage cycle is ground breaking, now more people are understanding REDOX reactions within the soil and soil biology

  • @sheilabright2091
    @sheilabright2091 2 года назад

    Dr Z said western civilization invented the plow. Looked it up and specifically Ancient Rome had the early plow.

  • @coachcal4876
    @coachcal4876 2 года назад

    🙌🏼

  • @HarryAirborne
    @HarryAirborne 2 года назад

    A whole year 1666 views- 7 comments - 63 likes for this 21:34 minute video Featuring the Guru of bringing us the wonder of microbiology, how important soil health is for a healthy existence of life on earth. Dr Zach Bush is the most genuine generous genius alive...

  • @jjime1175
    @jjime1175 2 года назад

    So imagine all that dust blowing over city’s is carrying synthetic residue from fertilizers used in those farms, what is that doing to the people that breathe it? Flooding is not cause by climate change with more rain it is that our urban cities have concreted and asphalted over the soil and farm soil run off into stream and lakes have resulted in no where for the rain water to go, less room in streams and rivers and no infiltration into the soil through the concrete and asphalt

  • @jjime1175
    @jjime1175 2 года назад

    The bee keepers are killing their bees, they move them all over the US and take all their honey and feed the white processed sugar water. Bees are not migratory, they select the nectar that is best for their colony but yet MAN thinks they know better making synthetic feeds, synthetic pest controls and force the to eat nectar from plants and trees that man has selected for them

  • @GmoBuelna
    @GmoBuelna 2 года назад

    Great video. Best regards from Sinaloa, Mx

  • @RudysRhythmandRevue
    @RudysRhythmandRevue 2 года назад

    Let's remember the analogy of a social cancer does not always result in a man shooting others with a gun. Sometimes that person become wealthy and powerful and kills people by the thousands. . . . .

  • @jackieting1840
    @jackieting1840 2 года назад

    Zach Bush, you are a wonderful human being. thank you so much for a great presentation. lots of huggs n love. thks.

  • @waynerichardson1051
    @waynerichardson1051 2 года назад

    Released over a month ago and under 2000 views so far!! All the while the Kardashians have millions and millions of views over on their site regarding how their arses look in the latest promotional products sponsored by the highest bid. Says it all about where humanity is right now doesn't it. No wonder so many people are losing hope right now. FFS!!

  • @heatherlentz5872
    @heatherlentz5872 2 года назад

    Yes, we need to pass this around to as many people as we can. Thanks Zach for not giving up on US! Heart, Heather, PA, USA

  • @sallytownsendqldaustralia1535
    @sallytownsendqldaustralia1535 2 года назад

    Amazing! Everyone should see this

  • @karlbutler3351
    @karlbutler3351 2 года назад

    2 years into regenerative/adaptive grazing practices and finally Zach has helped me connect the rest of the dots.

    • @AgSolutionsNetwork
      @AgSolutionsNetwork 2 года назад

      Keep up the good work, Karl! At ASN, we say there's no reward for easy, so just do the next right thing. Glad, Zach helped you out. Best wishes.

    • @karlbutler3351
      @karlbutler3351 2 года назад

      @@AgSolutionsNetwork I appreciate it!

  • @monicacruz4407
    @monicacruz4407 2 года назад

    Having a pest is not a problem, it is a symptom. A powerful I dictum. I hope more people see this and other Ag Emerge presentations. Thank you to all involved 🙏🍀

  • @monicacruz4407
    @monicacruz4407 2 года назад

    Listen to this man and change the world, one farm at a time. Thank you to all regenerative farmers out there in all corners of the globe 🙏🌱

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    More good content

  • @julieallen3372
    @julieallen3372 2 года назад

    This blew me away.... outstanding approach!

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    I'm wondering why he is using barns to house the animals....pigs can live in nature year round "in the wild". He's definitely seeing new ways of doing the plants and planting on his operation.

    • @wildrangeringreen
      @wildrangeringreen Год назад

      possibly because the "in the wild" world that pigs developed to live "in nature year round" doesn't exist in most places anymore... hasn't for close to 200 years. depending on how our croplands are managed, they are far closer to open prairie than they are to forests.... or if they're mismanaged, they're closer to deserts. Pigs didn't develop to live in open prairie (where cellulose is 99% of the menu in a full-sun outdoor dining experience), nor in deserts. now, if you're doing some sort of long-term cyclic slash and burn style agriculture (where you have a mix of different development stages)... maybe you could do that. Good luck convincing people that they should set aside most of the land base in any one year to allow it to regenerate (figuring out how to meet caloric needs in a 20-50 year rotation is interesting, and possibly doable, but animals will have to be "pastured" 100%, we'll have to intensify vegetable/fruit production to where it can't be mechanized, and we can't be using grains for plastics or fuel anymore (which might cause a heart attack in 75% of farmers and 100% of industrialists/politicians)) (and you'll about induce an aneurism in the average, rather ignorant, urbanite environmentalists if you bring up slash and burn).

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    Thank you for being a good person, Will Harris. I have heard more about your farm than what you said here, and you are both modest and inspiring.

  • @lyudmylasharma7768
    @lyudmylasharma7768 2 года назад

    how neat

  • @lyudmylasharma7768
    @lyudmylasharma7768 2 года назад

    John Kempf is so smart, he is selling farmers on drain tiles then irrigation then mineral fertilizers - all for the sake of soil health. I kid you not.

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    Ray does such a good job explaining.

  • @lyudmylasharma7768
    @lyudmylasharma7768 2 года назад

    Dwayne is fun as always

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    I am going to try his technique for 3 months. If it works in 3 months, I will do it until next May daily. Yesterday was my birthday and I want to be ready for carnival.

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    I had been looking for a solution for glyphosate poisoning for a while, and I'm testing out the solution he sells. I don't know if it's "the answer" for me or others, but I'm experiencing better hair and nail health/growth and better digestion. So far I like the results and will continue for a while yet.

  • @allanturpin2023
    @allanturpin2023 2 года назад

    When you watch a lot of interviews with farmers or listen to a lot of podcasts, the number of farmers who have faced medical issues for themselves and their children jumps out at you. The way Mr Watkins discussed the potential causes seems like a positive approach. I hope he reaches a wider audience, because sadly farmers do seem to be like a canary in the coal mine when it comes to the effects of exposure. Thank you for sharing with us.

    • @AgSolutionsNetwork
      @AgSolutionsNetwork 2 года назад

      Thanks for watching and taking it in, Allan. We have a lot of work to do to help farmers improve soil and human health.

  • @leelindsay5618
    @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

    If Californian farmers planted cover crops and stopped tilling, they wouldn't have such a water and fire crisis. The soil would be filtering more water and staying more moist while the areas burning would have more cool temps and more rain.

    • @leelindsay5618
      @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

      If all the farmers there in Jason's area followed the same no-till plan, the Snake River would collect 60% less sediment.....

    • @wendyscott8425
      @wendyscott8425 2 года назад

      How true. It's very discouraging seeing so much bare ground around here all winter.

  • @jimbledsoe9083
    @jimbledsoe9083 2 года назад

    noe niks expressing in second years ,are you finding them in third years ? Have you found effective ways of removing them?

    • @AgSolutionsNetwork
      @AgSolutionsNetwork 2 года назад

      Jim, thanks for great questions. If you can send your email to contactus@agsolutionsnetwork.com, I'll forward a response.

  • @jimmydykes7961
    @jimmydykes7961 3 года назад

    Dang good...started no till with cover crops and going on my 3rd year and after years of doing it the wrong way I know I'm on the right track

    • @AgSolutionsNetwork
      @AgSolutionsNetwork 3 года назад

      Glad to hear you're seeing the benefits of farming better. Well done, Jimmy and keep it up!

  • @ADobbin1
    @ADobbin1 3 года назад

    I wonder if infiltration problems are why our aquifers aren't refilling. Everything is running off instead of being sucked down. I want to start farming but I don't have the money for land.

    • @AgSolutionsNetwork
      @AgSolutionsNetwork 3 года назад

      Great point, Andrew. Take a look at Gabe Brown's AgEmerge Address where he shows and discusses soil infiltration improvements are possible...even in North Dakota! ruclips.net/video/m7QMGTgjc4U/видео.html

    • @leelindsay5618
      @leelindsay5618 2 года назад

      The short answer is Yes...for the longer answer, see the Ag Solutions Network answer. If you have a yard, you can make a contribution to the water infiltration in your area. If you shop for food, you can support a farmer using this farming method by buying from them (even if it's one meal a month's worth of food). Look into gardening or even renting land (degraded land is the cheapest way) to get started.

    • @columlynch4229
      @columlynch4229 2 года назад

      Yes Andrew. It makes perfect sense. I'm not an expert in anything but I would like to hear an answer from an expert. I'll follow up on your question as soon as I have an answer. The longer soil can hold water, the more likely some will find it's way to an aquifer, I would imagine.