Allan Savory - The Importance of Managing Holistically - Live at Groundswell 2019 (v2)
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2019
- Allan explains why managing agriculture holistically is imperative, and why livestock - properly managed - are essential to regenerative agriculture globally. Based on experience gained on continents with harsher environments and economies, he will share ideas that can help UK farmers thrive.
This talk is recorded on 27th June at Groundswell 2019 www.groundswellag.com - Наука та технологія
We need more people like Allan Savory. Millions more.
Only 4,625 views...too bad. This video/talk covers some things not really covered quite in others I've seen, and some more in depth, and just all around a really great one as to why we need H.M.G. as opposed to plain rotational grazings plans or even all these other variants. Why it matter to at least really, truly know & understand these differences, evn for those of us who live in humid climates where the damage is slower & less obvious. Thank You Allan. As a former dairy farmer w my family here in hilly western WI, I am SOOOOO in love with this knowledge & it means so much to me. I can't even comprehend how much it must mean to someone in a desertified land or britttle enviroment. Thanks, thanks !
Most people today live in cities, dont farm, and dont care. Thats my hypothesis to explain why this topic is so niche.
True learning is understanding when you’ve made a mistake in your original theory and revised it.18:00-20:00 Thank you, Sir, for your work
Sir allan ,you are the next god of desert animal,&environment.
Best talk thatI have seen from him, maybe only the Ted talk can compare. Also the Ted talk is needed to understand where he is coming from.
How can anyone question him or call him out on his ignorance.
It was his ignorance that brought him to cull 40,000 elephants and his life's work has been to correct that mistake.
It's not a theory, he has applied his research and produced physical results globally.
When technology fails isn't the best option to mimic nature?!
The man should have the Nobel prize!
He is SO GREAT!!!
Nature has been doing it for millions of years,we have to learn from her and restore the natural world/soil.
h I watched Allan .Greg Judy Joel Salatin I love them all.
very nice lecture
We have Allan Savory with his many decades of knowledge, we get Greta Thunberg.
And who does the MSM promote ?
She hasnt finished school, she hasnt got a mortgage, she hasnt got a real career, she hasnt had kids...
The list of things she hasnt done, and the list of things she is ignorant in, is long indeed. She should make the most of this while it lasts, because when the music stops her skill level will put her in competition for jobs packing shelves at Walmart.
@@lieshtmeiser5542 jealousy is unattractive
@@charleswalters5284 "jealousy is unattractive"
Youre not particularly bright are you Charles.
He mostly dodged the vegan question, but I think what he has achieved in his work clearly shows that humans and livestock have an important relationship, and the plant diet thing comprises many different layers of quackery pushed by the different plant diet promulgators, eg plant diet athletes, vegan climate activists, vegan animal rights lovers, vegan greenies, etc.
Savory talks about vegans here. He said in this interview from 14:45:
"The vegans motives are absolutely right, I dont fault their motives and I share their motives. And they are absolutely right, if they would condemn the management of livestock."
www.westonaprice.org/podcast/33-holistic-management-livestock-hope-part-2/?fbclid=IwAR2PB3BN1n-5PgCkNx7uUF0nURbiKmRmW2qytGVC6YR1EL6mIV15iQ43bwk
@@Gustav4 I followed the linked time, I couldnt see any specific mention of the vegan/plant based diet issue.
I find the quote a bit ambiguous also.
I find the plant based diet movement to be radical and biased. They put out shows like the one on netflix that are just based on junk science.
As to Savory, the unfortunate thing about his work is that there isnt enough empirical evidence on the system, the theory is great, the arguments are persuasive, the evidence is lacking. And its the evidence that will make the ag science practitioners integrate it into their practice.
@@lieshtmeiser5542 Listen from 14:45 in the interview.
There are plenty of evidence, you just havent looked well enough into it.
Here is all the evidence savory institute has collected savory.global/science-library/
And here is Dr Teague who has studied the benefits for many years of using animal impact to improve soil and vegetation production, and CO2 sequestration.
ua-cam.com/video/O-xRFgTo8ss/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/aVNmM5dkG-Y/v-deo.html
I havent seen anybody yet who has got certified training and tested the HM framework and found it not to work, it is fool proof and will work every time if the framework is followed.
@@lieshtmeiser5542 Savory is right, the vegans just want to see a better world and that is a good motive, but they dont blame the right thing for not creating the world they wanna see.
@@Gustav4 "...the vegans just want to see a better world and that is a good motive..."
I dont think so. I think they want to see the achievement of ideological goals, and thats no good, and fundamentally anti-science.
Am I the only person that found all of this completely vague?? Einstein said if you fully understand something you can explain it to anyone in the most simplistic form. I'm not ignorant on hollistic management, but I found the lack of explanation from this lecture to leave me wanting a lot more clarification. Speak plainly, please.
Indeed that's the same for me. I still don't understand. I'd like an explanation on a paper to how to do it. He fails to just explain it. It's taking a complex nonsense from a long speech. I'm sure things are simplier than a long speech not going straight to the point.
Read holistic management
I’d like to know Allan’s thoughts on a news story that I heard today (16/8/18) apparently Zimbabwe is in need of food aid, I’m not being deliberately vague, I only caught part of the story.
I’m pretty sure this is a first for Zimbabwe and I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that the successful and efficient farmers of generations and generations have been forcefully removed from their farms in a bid to “give the land back” to “the people”
racism never works no matter which way it is white to black, black to white
There's a very obvious correlation. Independently of any secondary discussion, be it race or who's right or wrong and so on.
After all, with the removal of the farmers, the well oiled machine add an important cog removed. So the entire machine pretty much came to an alt. This is not even a surprise. Same happened in South Africa, Mozambique, Angola and so on. It as been a constant in all similar cases.
Is to do with putting people on a land that don't have a clue
@@crpth1 kinda like what happened when europeans(with guns) arrived except without the mass murder
He makes a point in his Ted Talk that holistic farming and using cattle as a tool is the primary function but the secondary is producing better crop yealds and livestock production.
The area of Zimbabwe you may of read about may be and area his project isn't being implemented
Send refreshments were going to a dance 😂🤘
Oxidation is like mummified remains
What makes Humans possibly think they can digest vegan .
With out zinc from meat 🍖 the human stomach cannot metabolise zinc or any other vitamin or mineral a zinc from any food ..
Making the human digestive systems completely dependent on zinc from meat to start perpetual digestive prosess with the human amazingly limited digestive system .
Herbivores on the other hand have six SEPERAT stomachs for digestion vegetables ..!
There you have it in a nutshell the human metabolism is designed for meat only like the wild dogs and the wolves predators to the herds ..!
We must do somethink!!! Stop speak just do somethink!!! But how?
Try to reach out to your local Greenpeace or another climate orientated organisation - become a volunteer. You can sign up on Workaway or WOOF organization and go around the world for cheap and learn about this. You're not powerless. Do not fear.
We need to work with local herders to slowly have management of livestock changed to be regenerative, who knows what the potential is.
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Narrow mind
Go vegan!
Give the starving Africans live animals, not grain.
How do you practice agriculture in a desert?
@@la912 Even animals can survive on a few scrawny weeds for a while, then get moved on to a bit more land. Please understand that it can be done. Look up what Allan Savory has to say on line about it. He's spent half his life doing it and lives in Africa. He now lectures all over the world about it. Saving the planet is his whole life's work.
Yes, eat lower and lower on the food chain by encroaching on countless other species' habitats, that is a perfect example of vegan incoherence and ignorance....or learn how ecosystems actually function and act appropriately...but warning, it does not lead anyone toward veganism. Here's a simple example: if all wolves became "vegan" how many of other species would they start to displace due to intensifying habitat and niche competition lower and lower on the food chain? And would that reductionion of functional diversity be good for the ecosystem?
@@ayoungethaneven wolves could try to be polite?