Soil erosion hits farmers in the midwest, costs billions annually
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2022
- CNBC's Perry Rossum joins Shep Smith to report on the effects of topsoil loss on farms throughout the Midwest and how farmers are dealing with it. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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As a child growing up we learned about that. It was called the Dust Bowl and it was a man-made catastrophe. It was in all the papers.
Dust bowl calling. I wonder where we seen this before
Tilling is Killing. We don't need to farm this way. Use cover crops.
How about some trees to break the wind...in Iowa,, there are maybe 10 trees if you drive through it.. it is ridiculous.. money money money money.....!!!!
Then stop telling add some compost stop putting chemicals on it and tilling all the time expecting it to never go bad.
Save soil, quality over quantity is the future
Okay.
Were on the language
Oh come on, you can't even add the source of the research in writing? That's a vital information, and it allows viewers to find the background information on how the study was conducted and what the researchers have to say .
Wouldn't even have cost you extra times and risk the viewers to zap to something with more explosions.
Stop being lazy and do your research. 99 percent of people probably don't care. Kinda like in the past. not everyone read grapes of wrath
Quit tilling!!
Save soil. Sadhguru has been telling about this for a while now
Good. Hopefully this will stop them from farming in desert.
Iowa is a desert now?
@@mattmccallum2007 it will be.
Try promoting regenerative agriculture, feeding the ground, no dig farming. This isn't even complicated. Monsanto sold the world gmo products. You reap what you sow.
too bad this story wasnt taken a bit further and addressed how topsoil erosion affects climate change. why don't the government agencies do anything about this?
There’s no soil bandits.
Because they are Malthusian and want people to die.
You guys know what you are doing ill leave.
Y’all these people have to maintain their investments just like any other American.
Lemme guess Shepdragster, there must be a tax that can be implemented to stop this? Maybe a new czar? More proof no doubt that global warming/cooling/change needs to be dealt with seriously, regardless of costs or any common sense. Go Brandon!
Soil washes off the high ground and stops in the low ground. It's not lost. No-till farming just doesn't work on very good farm ground. Works best on the poorest and steepest ground that is prone to errosion which maybe shouldn't be farmed to start with. Errosion happens on untilled grasslands also, you just don't notice it
Exactly. In the case of erosion caused by rainfall, the soil doesn't go far. It can be retrieved from wherever it settled downstream and brought back to where it came from.
@@Monaleenian
And how often is it actually recovered?
It doesn’t disappear into thin air. It goes somewhere else. Fake topic
As long as it doesn't wash out to sea there's no issue. The rivers and streams can be filtered/dredged and the soil recovered.
As long as it doesn't wash out to sea there's no issue. The rivers and streams can be filtered/dredged and the soil recovered.
Yeah this is just more fear mongering. I'm interested to know what individual family farms who have been farming on the same land for like 150 years have to say about this
We need more inflation, vaccine firings, lockdowns, stimulus checks, CRT, illegals, canceled pipelines, higher gas prices and less baby formula. Let’s go Brandon!
More abor tions, cannot forget that restricting that is bad for the economy to our dear leader Janet Yellen.