World breakthrough regenerative farming operation
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2022
- Di Haggerty's presentation from the Natural Intelligence Farming Field Day put together by Nutrisoil, Jane Slatery & The Haggerty's
Natural intelligence farming can be described as Integrating nature’s intuitive wisdom and biodiversity with food, fibre & beverage production. Or in other words, rather than constantly dictating and trying to control nature, participating in nature's intricate systems with gratitude and awe. Natural Intelligence farming has been described by esteemed author Charles Massy as a world breakthrough regenerative farming operation.
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The main takeaway I heard was Diane is grateful. That is so empowering.
A lot of hard work and a lot of brains behind this success!! So grateful to Di and Ian for showing this is not only possible but profitable.
I find what they done and the results they got to be much more interesting than the science talk. To me the real world results they got and what they done to get it is more interesting than the talk about nitrogen and gut biom. And I'm glad they got good results and hope they keep getting good results. Seems like some small scale farmers are starting to get into Regenerative Farming here in the USA as well.
Amazing story so interesting to see the vast improvement in soil, therefore vegetation and henceforth to human wellbeing. Congratulations Ian and Di. Those sheep look outstanding.
15:00 there's been studies done on animals where they will put out conventionally grown foods and organic/natural farmed foods and they are usually picking the latter. Pretty amazing!
Your statement, while maybe not backed by specific science (yet!), has been replicated many times and carries so much more weight than we may realize now.
I'm sure we will find out just why you're inclination is so right, soon enough! Especially with microbial studies just absolutely taking off as of lately, between NASA studying them to grow with in space, to the average gardener using microbial inoculations.... it's happening more now than ever!
Great presentation. Very informative and a pleasure to watch. Thank You.
Glad you enjoyed it spark! ⚡️
Absolutely awesome....this is regenerative practices that we first heard about in New Zealand in the late 1970s ....it's great to see this becoming a reality 👏 👍
For our U.S. friends the soil in the wheat belt can be quite sandy, so lots of fertilisers are usually used to gain a good crop, there are parts that have a red soil, but again its usually a poor soil, farming techniques have changed a lot in Western Australia, lots of farmers dont plough the land and most have stopped burning off the crop stubble, another issue with the soil is it can be highly hydrophobic. Its only just become Spring here and already the pass two days have been in the mid 30'sC ( 95F), Summer temps are in the mid to high 40's C. ( 110F to 120 F )
Thanks for adding some context for our US farmers James 💪
30C is 86F and 40C is 106F, don't get me wrong it's hot but it's not that hot (120F is 49C)
@@Tasmantor I was at work one summer and it was 50C in the shade, I dont know where you are but it gets hot in W.A. out in the wheatbelt.
I really like to see the farm, soil, plants enlarged. This enhanses learning.
Some people believe.
I do.
Fungi, bacteria, microbes, insects, birds, animals.
I only have 17 acres coastal Queensland.
The soil is improving after one season of cutting the grasses and weeds regularly.
Fantastic, love your commitment and ethics 😊😊😊
Amazing presentation. So real.
Amazing, I might be using some facts from this video in my next video about regenerative agriculture. I’ll make sure to give you guys credit! Thanks so much for the upload.
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@@rvuli1985 I've watched alot of his video's, and for me his explanations and video's are easier to understand.
Until last year over production of wheat made a record low wheat planting. Hope your regenerative agriculture will keep the prices up. When Ukraine starts farming again, US Farmers will have to produce wheat below the cost to grow it.
Thoroughly exciting!
Bravo! This is the way…
what a video! Non-farmer here. But how do the sheep know to do 'toileting' on the bare, compacted dirt?
Dianne Haggerty said that the sheep have their nose to the ground and can probably smell the difference from the microbes in the degraded soils. Many years ago I worked at a feedlot with about 2000 animals on feed and I was responsible to make sure that the feed bunks had feed. We would feed 2 times a day and I had a notepad that I kept track of how much feed to mix up per animal per pen. You didn't want them to run out of feed because that can cause acidosis in the rumen, but in winter you didn't want a great excess that would freeze in the minus 30-35F weather. It was a bit of a balancing act. The owner came to me and asked me about a number of pens that had cleaned up the feed run of corn barley silage. I took out the note book and said that all the pens were on an increasing amount per feeding and I couldn't seem to match what they required from say 5 days ago. He said a winter storm is coming. He and the cattle were right. The cattle about 3 days before the storm would start to gorge themselves and the morning before the storm they only ate about 3/4 of what was put out. Had to hand shovel about 9 tons of silage as waste so it would freeze to the concrete feeders. Animals know things that we humans don't perceive. And we think we are the smart ones?
Is it necessary to have so many adds? Seems I spent nearly as many minutes listening to them as the presentation. I listen to many videos on soil health and regenitive farming and the other folks seem to get by with much less
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@@niftyclipsss Or get a life, and spend your money on something more useful.
Hi, how many foliar aplication per cicle/year?
Very cool
This person may want to visit White Oak Pastures in Bluffton Georgia for ideas on more ideas for streams of income.
Greenwash me baby!
What does that mean?
Ban animal agriculture a vegan world is a kinda world
Vegans are the most unkind people ever ...
@@jg2480 stop showing your ignorance about vegans thats what they stand for? What part dont you understand?
A vegan world does not exist without those animals grazing, pooping and pissing there would be no world.
@@safffff1000 had we evolved as vegans it would be hard to imagine how rich the world would be instead of killing every thing and not facing the 6th mass extinction and its the pooping and pissing of agriculture animals that is poisoning our rivers and just look at cattle feed lots they stink worse than your wife’s fat stinky cunt from eating the flesh of a beast and drinking its milk!.
@@kerrymillar4981 They do not poop and pee in rivers hardly but on big savanna plains, they leave it to the fish and and other water creatures to poop and piss in the water. We aren't talking about feed lots if animals are raised like they should be on grass.
If man was vegan that would just leave tons of meat for all the other predators, all those poor animals still get tortured with slow stressful run downs and killed instead mans quick kill
You should realy boil this down to the sailent points, couldnt listen to her voice droning on for 40 minutes. Is there a shorter video?
Some things could be said in 5 minutes, some can't in 5 days. Have some patience.
You have a lot to learn. That's obvious.
Quit your whining. Mrs. Haggerty and family have spent years learning how the microbes enhance there operation and no one forced you to watch it. There is a lot of information in the video. You should be lucky that people like the Haggerty's are sharing that information for free. Droning. Piss off.