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I have a property in the district. Shining a head torch at nighttime in the pasture, to reflect in the ground spiders eyes, reveals at least spider per square metre hunting grasshoppers crickets and moths.

Fantastic. what was the aquatic plant / grass that the cows ate? some kind of clover?

Beautiful congratulations

So reassuring to hear how you transformed a tragedy into a transformation.

So fabulous to see farmers acknowledging weather change and changing practice. So much pride and excitement in his demeanour. Well done. The world needs more farmers with your lateral thinking and care for our planet, whilst earning a quid.❤

So positive. Hearing the journey & history of the farm from farmers and how observation and time is nurturing a new way of supporting landscape & ecosystem farming in Australia.

Nicely done. I would like to comment that tall trees with an open canopy are ideal so the light still gets through, and the shade moves with the sun forcing the stock to move so no one area gets super tramped, and over fertilized by manure. Also the right amount of shade for the size of the herd to spread out the stock, and manure as appears to be part of the management here.😀

Swales are amazing in their simplicity and effectiveness

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You have got a water bank verey constructive like beaver 😂

I love this video.

Thanks for regenerative practices.

Wonderful stuff

As an American, I can only say, I like Glenn! Glenn Morris is a real farmer, and more importantly, he knows what he is talking about. I can only wish that US farmers learn to be more organic farmers and less involved in politics. Glenn's holistic approach to farm management and water usage are innovative, important, and informative to real farmers and ranchers. Glenn is talking about using proven, holistic methods to improve both the landscape and yields. Bravo!

That's called being a land whisperer from a man who lived as a horse whisperer.

Cattle and grasslands look really healthy, good work, well done.

Terrific job- well done!

This is fantastic! Love your swale system! I’m one year converted to regenerative agriculture on my property in Victoria. Hardpan was at 10cm on average 12 months ago, erosion was bad, our topsoil looked like subsoil for the most part. We were alternating between having a muddy sloppy mess and dry baron cracked ground. Hardpan is gone in large patches of the property now, much deeper in most other spots, except the trafficked areas. We’re using cell grazing, short pressure periods, long rest periods, chicken tractors and diversified the pastures, stopped all chemical inputs completely, put in tillage and forage radish in the mix along with taproot brassicas and a variety of other soil helpers. I actually heavily broadcast cover crop mixes across about 10 acres of pasture that was just perennial rye and white clover, as an experiment, that area is like a buffet for the stock now, their favourite section, and the soil is the best there. We’ve got thick lush pastures this winter instead of an overgrazed mud patch. Happy sheep and cattle. It’s great. Can’t wait to see it stay greener longer over summer, the rhizome depth has pretty much doubled in most areas of the property, so I think we’ll hold moisture for a decent stretch into the dry period. These practices are really effective and the results are much faster than I expected. About to start selling layer pullets I’ve bred up for the fertiliser they produce. I’ll keep breeding them now, they do a great job, and it’s a good additional income stream. I recon for every worm those chickens eat, 100 grow in its place when the tractor moves on, the soil is teeming with worms where they were, softening up the soil and turning it darker. Great to see. And I’m going to do some Silvopasture, plant a eucalypt rows across the property, for shade, water retention and future timber production. Really enjoying learning these new methods. All farms should do it.

Thank you!

This gives me hope and inspiration to do the same. All the best!

Feeling stuff, lol.

Thanks for sharing this! I found it very helpful🙏🏼💗✌🏼

Thank you so much for sharing this. Some valuable tips in there for me. Could you recommend other videos on pasture cropping?

It is better to repair the land slowly, over time. Less chance of catastrophic washout, less work in one go. Small and frequent is better than monolithic, tall sructures. Replanting hillsides with trees that are too steep to safely do water catchments and means the deep living roots will retain soil and lessen chances of landslides.

Still not government policy by any flavour of politician or party. The Nats won't be interested because they are beholden to Corporate Ag. The Libs have been up in the clouds since Holt bought a flat in China, 'no swimming pool' was fervently stressed, covering transportation expenses. Labor wants to know why they are being asked boring questions and the Greens only do non-White policies. The farmers have to do it pretty much alone if they want to expand the capacity of their land, that's the upside.

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Agribusiness is the bane of good pasture and farming management. Agribusiness is one one of the tendrils of corporations, used to destroy spirit of man and weaken the body of mankind.

When Glenn goes for single day usage of smaller paddocks (separated by temp elec fences) he should see another big leap in soil health. He's right in identifying the second bite as the biggest threat to plant recovery and 5 days may be leaving a bit too much temptation. Waiting for any government to realise that Regenerative soil management will be the biggest contributor to breaking the 'traditional' flood/drought cycle if adopted because absorbing the insolation and turning it into sugars and shading the soil thus preventing the heat vortices (Dr. W. Jehne) that deflect the rain that was going to go deeper into the interior. A win-win solution from every possible angle. On the way we'll rediscover CO₂ as a life-giving trace gas (.044%) and not a pollutant and put this AGW hysteria back in Pandora's box.

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Really helpful, thank you. Helps explain the difficulties various species have. We have a small cattle farm in Victoria and I sadly found a sugar glider dead on the top barb next to our native shelterbelt. My family have wasted too much money on fencing, and have no more funds for replacement. It would only be the top line needed as a priority. It would be amazing if assistance could be given. I could do so much on our place if we had funds for fencing, which has gotten so expensive, and need to be a high quality to be worth doing. The only thing I would be concerned with is the string or plastics added to a top line. It would break down quickly in case of a pastic string, and can end up in the environment easily ...birds get caught easily. Also the fine polypipe with a slit would certainly be suckled or chewed off as entertainment by some cow. It is really tricky to find things that have long term function out in the field. Thank you again. It has been very helpful.

Great presentation thank u

the annoying background music is ruining this video

white people bring about destruction lol

native americans us what is basically pasture cropping for 1000s of years. Because most new world grasses are highly edible. (which local farmers would realize this) They use to cut the tops of the grasses and spread seeds. They used more fire though. Also following after large grazers for planning and spreading seeds.

Every farmer that changes never goes back. Because regenerative works

Thanks for the great lessons!

Wonderful work that desperately needs to be done. I know the drought has been crippling for wildlife, land & humananity but the act of taking water, leasing it to unsustainable rice & cotton growers has been the death nell for the Darling & Murray River systems. By stopping the government from doing this and buying back water rights so the rivers may flow naturally again will the pivotal point in regenerating the land & wildlife naturally. Good luck with your ventures. You'll need it. 👍

Colin is truly a national treasure.

So much sincerity, passion and humbleness Colin, I simply adored this video It is HUGELY inspiring, particularly when you said we can replicate this model throughout the world #consciousplanet #savesoil

Everyone should watch this Video Twice, Open your ears & eyes

AMEN Amen amen In the US we have destroyed our soil our food and our health with man's Chemical Herbicides, Fertilizers leaving our soil loaded with these detrimental chemicals. & NOW we are taking Human sewage from millions & millions of people's home hospitals factories business's combining it all into a sludge full of chemicals medicines Antibiotics metals & every disease & virus then taking this filth drying it mixing it with vegetation & calling it a Bio Solid Fertilizer & spreading it on land to grow crops. WHY ARE WE SICK $$$ saving cities $ selling their shit to grow food $$

Fantastic work, looking forward to seeing the outcome in a few years. 👍🏾

Very inspirational. Brilliant explanation and graphics on how European settlement has changed the river systems.

How much has the rabbit population had to do with degradation of the environment?

These destructive agricultural practices can be seen the world over, then we act surprised by desertification.