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The multi-species side of the paddock looks saturated. What was the inundation like on the monoculture wheat side. Do you think the paddock location played a role? What about next time having multiple strips per treatment located at different locations in the paddock, to account for potential soil variation in the paddock?

So your literally using flat land swales and attempting to call it something different. Promote permaculture principals... Don't take away from them. It's here for the benefit of everybody and everything.

If you use a blender it breaks down quickly

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Lovely guy. Could be retired on a beach somewhere but loves what he does, wants to leave a legacy, incl for Koalas

Google map at the start showing area the property is be good. What soil & environment? @8:00 No before pics? Guess he has geo maps

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You should probably remove this video, it totally undermines the science based values of this channel. Seriously, an energy tower?

Great video. Very useful information and good background to agroforestry in dryland Australia.

Great work being done with water management, where once it was just over grazing, floods, and drought.

Can cover crops add enough potassium and phosphorous back into the soil? We hear nitrogen fixing often but the other two i never heard people mention.

Thank you for these wonderful interviews. Please keep them coming

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Great Job Christine, loved the QnA. I always learn something from you no matter how many times I hear you speak. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent video thanks.

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Wow good information. Now he may not want to hear it. But he sounds more like his dad as he gets older. And I think that’s a good thing.

...and in a small way he is addressing the 'context' issue I raised in an earlier video involving Ray Archuleta.

I couldn't stop smiling with you..I get your dream coming true! New sub here from Bendigo region.

I'd want to graze on really good covercrop mix or maybe a pasture crop to see if I kept the gentics I was looking for. A real nice greedy feed. Then go backwards, because the wagyu barbling is suppose to be a gentic trait in itself. It always seems like in these systems that you have to make sure you got it in what you are crossing at least a season. Because what if the problem and why you are seeing it is because that gentic trait wasn't there in the grouping to begin with. Because it's not like the double musle trait. In something like muscular hyperplasia you can see it even if you don't feed them well. I always thought it was odd to do it like this for something like waygu on grass. Because you never know if they are receive the base amount. It's one of those times I'd rather work backwards. Backing them into less feed conversion and using a drone to work it out. Maybe even putting up a camera watching how much each cow is eating for a week then pushing that math forward into genetic selection from there.

This guy is on to it

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A decent (short) book on zoning in on individuals is _Surrounded By Idiots_ by Thomas Erikson. In this thesis he argues there are 4 basic types and each has their own way of processing information and managing their reactions to the world. Handy to know when 'selling' ideas, products, services, etc. ps: The majority of us are 'greens' i.e. stable, reliable,...

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It's a no brainer, the word itself said it all, "Regenerative" become sustainability in the end. No? Hopefully common sense.

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Fantastic learning. I'm in the Lockyer Valley on ridgy country n clay 300mm down. Since I've left my place with o stock on it the grasses have come up good and the moisture has retained. My main problem is Nightshade, firewood neither of millions. They are predominantly around the tea tree line.

PLS, help me, - what species here are present Thank you

PLS, help me, - what species here are present

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Lee bridges the knowledge gap by applying a common sense approach. Sure it would be great for all farmers to be immediately fascinated by the intricacies but that is for the future, perhaps when their child or grandchild assume ownership of the land after a preparatory stewardship. For now *an awareness of the 5 basic principles, perhaps augmented by compost amendments* (which are fairly easy to master and not too risky) should be enough to turn around most land to create the cathedral soils which may then enable as deep a dive as their level of interest demands. Science can inform but not lead, which is frustrating for them, but they do converse at a specific level. The 5+ is difficult enough when social, family, reality pressure is in play.

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This group invaded our local children’s cricket pitch then bullied me and other locals who opposed them. Really not the story you’re spinning here, so dig a little deeper. You’ll find a very nasty manipulative organised ideological group who know bugger-all about farming.

(pt 2) A decent book on this is topic _The Omnivore's Dilemma,_ Michel Pollan.

The carnivore diet offers a powerful message for humanity. Meat from grass fed and finished herbivores contain all the nutrients we need to thrive. E.g. Vitamin C and scurvy: a red herring as carbohydrates and the defensive toxins in plant food create an artificially higher need for that vitamin. Add sweetmeats (liver/kidneys) to boost vitamin intake. To get an interest started there are videos (look for Drs. Paul Mason, Anthony Chaffee, Ken Berry,...) I've been using it for nearly a month and the benefits started in the first week (water retention, weight loss, same same?). This ties in neatly with the goals of Regenerative Agriculture as it guarantees animal impact *and* the possibility of clever marketing by farmers.

Ooo Tamz,,, Ray is one of the all-time Great soil guys... He's--- "Ray the Soil Guy" So so super knowledgeable in the real world workings of soil biology. Such a great speaker. Be sure to have him recorded and on your channel. 🌻🌻🐝🐞🦋🦋🐞🐝🌻🌻

Every farmer needs to be primarily an earthworm herder first. _Try selling that idea me hearties!_ But it's completely true. Those critters need to be able to provide additional inches of soil per year especially in Australia where some claim we have already sent metres of top soil downriver; and there is no better method to trap and sequester rain water than regenerated soil which then contributes to both drought resistance and flood control.

funny guy. Great interview. One of these will go viral sooner or later and you'll be very successful.

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love it, thanks (2nd driest continent)

Could you publish or produce a short video about a regen farming book list. Books that these farmers have read or have influenced them?

I come from Vietnam. I'm growing macadamia trees and sharing them on my channel. Macadamia trees grow strongly, are suitable for barren lands and provide quite stable income. can plant forests very well