Nicole Masters - Transition from high inputs to a lower risk, lower input profitable system
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2021
- Nicole Masters is an independent agroecologist, systems thinker, storyteller and educator. Her book “For the Love of Soil” showcases examples of the principles and tools producers are using to regenerate their soils. With over 20 years of practical and theoretical experience in regenerative agriculture, she is recognized as a knowledgeable and dynamic speaker. on the topic of soil health.
In this webinar Nicole presents her vision of how farmers could transition from a typical high input farming system, to one where lower inputs create a better return on investment, with lower financial risks and also deliver better soil health.
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I cant say how much valuable information is in Nicole's book, "For the love of soil". I borrowed it from the library and read it in a week (for me that's quick ) I loved it so much I went out and bought it as a reference book. It is a must read for anyone involved in growing anything. Plants or livestock. It has a lot of practical steps to get going in regen ag, and looking after your underground livestock! Highly recommend it. From a small beef producer in Australia.
Love this human and her magnificent message!
One of my favorites along with John Kempf
If you havent heard it yet, she was on John's podcast. It was a good episode for sure.
Not a lot of people watching, but we are watching INTENTLY
Thank you from Brazil! So interesting!
Another Brazilian here 🙏
Very interesting, thank you for sharing. I don’t understand why people would spray herbicides on pastures, makes no sense to me, my animals are very happy to eat any kind of weeds.
When it comes to research. In Canada, governments are closing research stations. We are going backwards when farmer need change the most.
Nice and informative webinar video. Thank you
I love me some Nicole. Bravo 👏🏻
The dead livestock processors have been making bio diesel out of animals. Could this be spread on the land. Or a bi product.