Sustainable Farming and Ranching in a Hotter, Drier Climate by Gabe Brown 

I'm in church. Awesome video. Spreading the message.

WONDERFUL PRESENTATION. THE ANSWER TO FEED THE WORLD WITH HEALTHY FOOD AND PROFIT TO THE PRODUCER.

Every farmer that takes a check from the government should be required to watch this series first.

This is a man with a true scientific mind.

Agrarian Food Web- Fantastic information and knowledge on how to farm to increase healthier soils and food.

Excellent content. About to get your book too. Living in Australia and hoping to be able to get our own farm. This is the model I wish to follow - makes a lot of sense and I come from a non farming background.

Thanks for posting this video. Very interesting presentation by Gabe Brown!

Another issue isn’t just fungi. I think a study I read said something like if there were nutrients k or s or something in the ground the root of the plant wouldn’t mesh with fungi, but if there were no nutrients then the roots would mesh with the fungi. So nutrients dictate if roots merge with fungi or not. And there has been studies showing what plants benefit from what type of fungi. Maybe it’s still new but gardeners are using one type of fungi. And pine trees use different fungi then tomatoes. And blue berries I believe only form a symbiotic relationship with one fungi and beets and other plants the roots don’t merge or use fungi.

Do you have a problem with Prussic acid poisoning from sorghum Sudan cross crop

What about if the year rainfall is about 20 inches from September to February and from March to September no rain at all how do we grow summer crops with out water?

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Do cover crops have any place in permanent pasture dairy farm

I live in the island of Crete the southern part of Greece just above Africa, olive trees are our main cultivation and vineyards as secondary. We have rainfall only from September to February sometimes and March none knows about no till grills how can I apply all these you say? We have many small peaces of land in deferent places like 1/10 or 2/10 of an ectar bigger is 4/10 of an ectar I can not find a way to apply all these

Polycultures make sense. But let’s say you’re not growing for cows but in your garden. Is it good to grow oats with beets? I’ve not weeded my garden and have oats with beets. But will they out compete or crowd out the beets? In some parts it’s super noticeable that the grass is 12 inches tall and you can’t see the beets underneath. In other parts beets and oats are the same height. But so far I’m unconvinced that monocultures are bad. My beets this year with oats aren’t growing as tall as when in the past I just grew beets and I weeded. I guess I’ll see in September what the final results are. It’s still a toss up. Sure the oats are providing shade but in some parts the oats are so tall you can’t see the beets at all.