Carbon Dioxide levels in our atmosphere continue to climb, as does our global atmospheric temperature. Despite greater awareness of the issues, and huge strides forward by the renewable energy industry, we are not having any effect on the overall problem. But some people think we're looking in the wrong place for the solution and that all we need to do is take some lessons from the way nature has always used it's resources to regulate heat across our blue planet. Help support and influence the growth of the Just Have a Think initiative here: www.patreon.com/justhaveathink https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=123y7jDdbfY #regenerativeagriculture #climatecrisis #actnow

27/07/2022 Last night was a pivotal moment in my fight toward bringing about lasting and meaningful change. If you didn't get the chance to see my First Speech here it is. I dedicate it to each and every Australian. https://www.facebook.com/JacintaNPrice

Produced in honour of World Soils Day 2021, this short film features soil stewards Rhonda and Bill Daly from Milgadara and Graham Finlayson from Bokhara Plains. Since 2012 Soils for Life has worked tirelessly to support leading regenerative farmer innovators and soil stewards across the country. This film tells the story of how farmers thinking differently can regenerate even the most degraded soils, bringing life back to the land. These are the stories that give us so much hope for the future. Read more stories of soil and landscape regeneration, and find out more about regenerative farming at www.soilsforlife.org.au. Happy World Soil Day! The film was produced by Nviro Media (nviromedia.com.au) with support from Thankful for Farmers (www.thankful4farmers.com.au) #soilscience #regenerativeframing #worldsoilday #regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth

Support us in our mission As World Soil Day approaches on the 5th of December, we're launching an end-of-year appeal, inviting you to join us in our mission to regenerate Australia's soils and landscapes by providing a tax-deductible donation. With your help, we can expand our work with Australian farmers, helping to rapidly grow the movement for soil and landscape regeneration, to transform Australian agriculture, rebuild our biodiversity, produce healthier food, build resilience to drought, flood and fire, and help to mitigate climate change. Here's one of the incredible soil stewards we're working with about why you should consider supporting us. Matthew Evans, author of "Soil :The incredible story of what keeps the earth, and us, healthy", talks of the incredible and far reaching importance and benefits that healthy soil holds. Let's all get excited about soil and how good it is! Support our mission to save Australian soils. https://soilsforlife.org.au/about-soils-for-life/our_purpose/donate/

With your help, we can expand our work with Australian farmers, helping to rapidly grow the movement for soil and landscape regeneration, to transform Australian agriculture, rebuild our biodiversity, produce healthier food, build resilience to drought, flood and fire, and help to mitigate climate change. One of the incredible soil stewards we're working, Charlie Maslin from Gunningrah, talks of the incredible and far reaching importance and benefits that healthy soil holds. Support our mission to save Australian soils. https://soilsforlife.org.au/about-soils-for-life/our_purpose/donate/

Hear from Nick and Deanna Austin about the practices they are using to repair the soils and landscapes at their farming property Mundarlo. And read the full case study at www.soilsforlife.org.au/mundarlo

Hear from Michael and Ellie Gooden about the practices they are using to repair the soils and landscapes at their farming property Willowlee. And read the full case study at www.soilsforlife.org.au/willowlee/

Hear from Rebecca Gorman about the practices they are using to repair the soils and landscapes at their farming property 'Yabtree West' and the positive outcomes as a result of implementing these practices.. Read the full case study at www.soilsforlife.org.au/yabtree-west/ Working as a journalist in Sydney, Rebecca Gorman became increasingly concerned about climate change and other big issues facing our society. Wanting to do something concrete to help, and remembering her rural childhood, Rebecca decided to return to the land. Rebecca and her partner John Sevior purchased 'Yabtree West', a property in Mundarlo, NSW, near where she grew up. With the support of the 8 families group, Rebecca studied Holistic Management and introduced and experimented with various methods of ecological improvement including Natural Sequence Farming. With manager Dean Hann, they have increased vegetation cover, are halting erosion and survived drought conditions in 2018 through a healthy functioning ecosystem. This case study shares the transformation experience of Rebecca Gorman and her family on Yabtree West.

It was a pleasure to be interviewed by JT in Hawkesbury NSW, discussing the impact the floods and recent drought have had on farmers across Australia, and what everyday Aussies can do to help support our farming community after so much devastation. Farmers are often the last people to ask for help, but the impact the last few years' weather conditions have had on the farming community can't be underestimated. With your support we're so proud to directly help our fellow farmers and give them some stability and security they deserve after such a tough last few years. #ourcowau #supportaussiefarmers #eatbettermeat

Did you catch us on Sunrise this morning? \u2600\ufe0f It was a pleasure to be interviewed by JT in Hawkesbury NSW, discussing the impact the floods and recent drought have had on farmers across Australia, and what everyday Aussies can do to help support our farming community after so much devastation. Farmers are often the last people to ask for help, but the impact the last few years' weather conditions have had on the farming community can't be underestimated. With your support we're so proud to directly help our fellow farmers and give them some stability and security they deserve after such a tough last few years. #ourcowau #supportaussiefarmers #eatbettermeat

In this special hour long episode of The Weekly Wrap you will hear from four industry exports, including Agriculture minister Murray Watt, on Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD), Australia's response and what would happen if it came to Australia.

When Carrie Richards was growing up, she always had a feeling she'd end up taking over the ranch that her family had owned and operated since 1941. What she didn't expect was to do so in her 30s, with a husband and two kids in tow, and to radically change the way her family had managed their land for generations. Through research, trial and error, and a tireless multi-generational effort, Carrie has been able to implement regenerative farming methods that build back soil and revitalize the land. By stewarding the land regeneratively - focused on the full spectrum of health from soil to cattle to community - Carrie is bringing new life to the family ranch and illustrating the wonderful possibilities of regeneration. Learn more about Richards Grassfed Beef & purchase their products at www.richardsgrassfedbeef.com Learn more about the benefits of regenerative agriculture & download free educational resources on Kiss the Ground's website: www.kisstheground.com

Narrated and featuring Woody Harrelson, Kiss the Ground is an inspiring and groundbreaking film that reveals the first viable solution to our climate crisis. Kiss the Ground reveals that, by regenerating the world's soils, we can completely and rapidly stabilize Earth's climate, restore lost ecosystems and create abundant food supplies. Using compelling graphics and visuals, along with striking NASA and NOAA footage, the film artfully illustrates how, by drawing down atmospheric carbon, soil is the missing piece of the climate puzzle. This movie is positioned to catalyze a movement to accomplish the impossible – to solve humanity's greatest challenge, to balance the climate and secure our species future. Hire full video at - https://vimeo.com/ondemand/kisstheground

When Carrie Richards was growing up, she always had a feeling she'd end up taking over the ranch that her family had owned and operated since 1941. What she didn't expect was to do so in her 30s, with a husband and two kids in tow, and to radically change the way her family had managed their land for generations. Through research, trial and error, and a tireless multi-generational effort, Carrie has been able to implement regenerative farming methods that build back soil and revitalize the land. By stewarding the land regeneratively - focused on the full spectrum of health from soil to cattle to community - Carrie is bringing new life to the family ranch and illustrating the wonderful possibilities of regeneration. Learn more about Richards Grassfed Beef & purchase their products at www.richardsgrassfedbeef.com Learn more about the benefits of regenerative agriculture & download free educational resources on Kiss the Ground's website: www.kisstheground.com

Tarwyn Park Training is the leading provider of Natural Sequence Farming education, training and advisory services. We're committed to teaching Natural Sequence Farming. Whether that be in the paddock, the classroom or online. The key to Natural Sequence Farming is that plants managed water; that's what built the landscape. Plants are the engineers that build everything. And water is the carrier of the nutrients that feeds them. Natural Sequence Farming is an understanding of how the landscape functioned before any human interference. An observation of the patterns and processes present in our landscapes. We must learn to use that understanding. And begin observing our landscapes to learn to work alongside nature. Once we understand that. We can begin to rehydrate, rehabilitate and regenerate landscapes. Resulting in a healthier, more productive environment for all. \ud83d\udc68‍\ud83c\udf3e Learn More about Tarwyn Park Training - https://www.tarwynparktraining.com.au/ \ud83c\udf0f. View Upcoming Courses - https://courses.tarwynparktraining.com.au/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TarwynParkTraining/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tarwynparktraining/ Our Website - https://www.tarwynparktraining.com.au/

A message for Aileron from Peter Andrew, with Marama Grace Brownsdon TALS INSTITUTE - The Australian Landscape Science https://www.tals.org.au/blog.html

What does your dream farm look like? Today we took a FARM TOUR of our dream farm.. \u25baSUBSCRIBE to our adventures by clicking here - http://bit.ly/HAPPY_TRIBE Here are some of our recent Family Vlogs \ud83d\udc47\ud83c\udffc FAMILY YOGA CHALLENGE || OUR HAPPY TRIBE: https://youtu.be/FkTKOkAoKMo AUSTRALIAN FAMILY VLOG | DAY IN THE LIFE: https://youtu.be/qhLhYOUPqto BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING // AUSTRALIAN FAMILY VLOG: https://youtu.be/LShD6wSdij8 We are Australian family vloggers, living on our organic farm in Northern NSW Australia with our five children. We also have four horses and three dogs. Our son Harvey is a real nature lover and wildlife warrior, who loves to share his passion. Bailey, our oldest son is currently training to become a pilot and has a love for photography. Mary is our oldest daughter and loves all things dance, shopping and horses. Kokoda is our fun and crazy toddler and Little Lillyana is the baby of the family and loves cuddles. Oh, and then there is Ruth (aka mum/mom) and Blaine (aka dad). If you would like to get to know us more, then feel free to subscribe to our channel. Follow our family adventures and share our experiences as we navigate our way through this crazy life. #FamilyVlogs #FarmTour #FarmLife

Sheep & grain farm. Wickepin, Western Australia Marino, SAMM and Poll Dorset Sheep Sheep Farming | A Day in the Life of a Sheep Dog - https://youtu.be/Y5RIqsac2Hs Harvest 2017 - https://youtu.be/u0FAwN9PKz4 Seeding Spraying Spreading - https://youtu.be/2FMNW3GlchE Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j_flav9/ Produced by Jordan Flavel

A story of an Australian cattle farmers life that will give you a brief insight into what its like to live on a farm in Australia and some of the pros/cons of it. Cinematography/Editing by Jonno Kelly Filmed with a Panasonic GH4 in 4K accompanied with a DJI Ronin M stabiliser and a DJI Inspire 1 drone.

Meet next generation egg farmer, Rachel Wilson. See her "boutique-sized" family farm, and why she's passionate about young women in agriculture.

Copyright Vince Bucello 2009. This video shows the Riverina Agricultural area of Australia. It grows a broad range of fruits and vegetables. Produce is harvested and packed in the Riverina and sold all over the world. Wine grapes, oranges, rice, prunes, wheat & olives are just some of the food products highlighted. A vince Bucello production.

Exellence in farming since 1891. Bolte Fam - West-Wyalong NSW Producer : Nicolas Lamouroux Videos : Kurt Maier and Nicolas Lamouroux Team : Roger Bolte , Mitch Bolte, Kurt Maier, Antoine Groussin, Nicolas Lamouroux

My travels in Australia and New Zealand for 4 months. Big thanks to the farms for the work experience and footage. Takes place in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia and New Zealand.

Farming in Australia requires a special breed of person, one who has the courage, and the determination, to harness mother nature in her most challenging moods. Australian soils are less fertile than most other countries. We have the dubious honour of being the driest inhabited continent on earth with very limited rainfall, infertile soils in many areas, and a change in the season can often bring, drought, fire, or even flood. Our diverse climate ranges from alpine to monsoonal, tropical to temperate, with expanses of desert in the middle. The extremities of dry land farming present countless challenges, which keep them in touch with the force of nature so aptly depicted in Dorothea McKellar's timeless poem, 'My Country'. You learn enough about farming in one year to for it to make a fool of you in the next, and it is this ongoing challenge of the unknown that makes farming a very interesting occupation. "We love the land and what it provides." John and Jennifer, Simon, Sue and their children, Anastasia, Sienna and Harvey.McFarlane Family Farmers are always safeguarding their livestock and their crops against extreme weather in order to protect their livelihoods. Horticulture farmers spread their risk often by spreading having their have crops in across multiple locations to make sure all their eggs are not in one basket if in case it floods, or they get hit with a or a hail storm. Livestock farmers often have station country for breeding their livestock, but finish them at another location that gets more reliable rainfall and has better soils. But farmers also need to protect against the financial market storms that can swing commodity prices wildly from one season to the next. They hedge their livelihood through multiple crop types, livestock types and combinations of these. If you don't do your numbers you can lose everything! If farmers don't work in harmony with the environment then it won't be viable for generations to come. They really are the biggest environmentalists Australia has.

Yes, I know. I always told myself I wouldn't do it. I would work as a picker of some sorts. I guess as a backpacker you have to keep an open mind and embrace which ever comes your way. So yes, we did it. 3 months of tomato picking. I will let you decide if it is truly as bad as they say ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Facebook: www.facebook.com/nkythenomads Instagram: nky_thenomads & la_nky

This video provides a precis of the Australian Farm Biodiversity Certification Scheme Phase 1 Report delivered to the National Farmers' Federation in July 2020. During the consultation for this report, farmers identified the complexity, cost and difficulty of assessing and participating in multiple programs, as barriers to participating in current stewardship programs, including market-based initiatives. The report found that best results were likely to come from an overarching framework that connected and verified current and emerging programs and provided farmers with choice. This framework will provide a pathway to assuring market access, demonstrating robustness of verification and measurement tools, and supporting the further diversification of economic opportunities for farmers. The NFF is now focussed on developing a framework or meta-standard for Australian agriculture sustainability as part of the Australian Government's $34 million Agricultural Stewardship package.

Agriculture & gas production enterprises have different values & goals. For the sake of our farmers & our agriculture sector, it's time to take our foot off the gas. This short video summarises the AFI briefing paper produced with the support of Farmers for Climate Action and the Australian Conservation Foundation.

This video provides a precis of the Australian Farm Biodiversity Certification Scheme Phase 1 Report delivered to the National Farmers' Federation in July 2020. During the consultation for this report, farmers identified the complexity, cost and difficulty of assessing and participating in multiple programs, as barriers to participating in current stewardship programs, including market-based initiatives. The report found that best results were likely to come from an overarching framework that connected and verified current and emerging programs and provided farmers with choice. This framework will provide a pathway to assuring market access, demonstrating robustness of verification and measurement tools, and supporting the further diversification of economic opportunities for farmers. The NFF is now focussed on developing a framework or meta-standard for Australian agriculture sustainability as part of the Australian Government's $34 million Agricultural Stewardship package.

This video shows how resource material developed Australian Pork Limited helps teachers and students in primary and junior secondary schools explore new and existing methods and technologies involved on Australian pig farms to house, produce pigs, manage resources sustainably and adapt to changes in animal welfare standards, temperature, extreme events, rainfall and its distribution. Students are given an insight into ways farmers care for their animals and are designing housing systems using a variety of housing regimes, designed with improving yields, environmental stewardship principles and animal welfare standards in mind.

This video explains how to collect a soil sample from your paddock. Managing soil fertility and conditions are essential for good pasture and crop growth. Testing soils regularly can help identify if there are components of the soil limiting production and can also identify soils that don't require inputs.

AEA founder John Kempf describes the advanced concepts which AEA uses to grow very large and firm berries that are stable on the plant and in storage for longer periods. He shares the nutritional characteristics needed for growing larger, more firm berries, increased number of fruit per plant, fruit set, and yield. He also discusses how to supply available nutrition in pH-challenged soil and how to reduce mummy berry and other diseases. If you would like to work with AEA on your blueberries reach out to [email protected]. For more information visit www.advancingecoagriculture.com.

Dr. Thomas Dykstra, Laboratory Director of Dykstra Labs and AEA Scientific Advisor, is a trained entomologist with a vast background in agricultural consulting. For years, Tom has been illuminating farmers to the science behind insect pressure and demonstrating why insects do not—and cannot—attack healthy plants. In our latest webinar, Dr. Dykstra sits down with John Kempf to explain what constitutes a healthy plant, the machinations of insect digestion, and how to use the Leaf Brix chart as a reference guide for any kind of pest pressure. https://www.advancingecoag.com/ Never miss an update from AEA! Sign up for our newsletter here: https://www.advancingecoag.com/newsletter-sign-up

North America citrus production has seen a dramatic decrease over the last few decades—what is causing this steep decline? In AEA's August webinar, we welcomed back Dr. Thomas Dykstra, Laboratory Director of Dykstra Labs & Scientific Advisor at AEA, for a deep dive into the last 100 years of citrus production—focusing primarily on Florida oranges. Dr. Dykstra explains how modern agricultural practices are inadvertently inviting a succession of pests into citrus groves across the country and eventually, around the globe. https://www.advancingecoag.com/ Interested in attending a live webinar? Sign up for the AEA newsletter and get monthly updates on our webinar schedule and more! https://www.advancingecoag.com/newsletter-sign-up

Di and Ian Haggerty of Prospect Pastoral farm approx. 30,000ha in the wheatbelt WA using their own regenerative farming practices they call Natural Intelligence Farming. Di spoke at the NutriSoil Annual Event - A New Agriculture on June 28 2018 to a crowd of over 212 attendees. She explains how they are cropping on broad acreage in marginal conditions using Nutrisoil and a compost extract they make themselves, minimal chemical and next to no synthetic fertilisers. Their sheep play an integral role contributing to a healthy microbial soil. They have now got native perennials growing over Summer contributing to healthy crops and much more to learn about in this presentation.

\ud83c\udf3eGET TO KNOW YOUR SOIL BETTER \ud83d\udc1b Download your FREE copy of 7 Steps to Healthy Soil \u27a1\ufe0fhttps://www.farmingsecrets.com/do-you-have-healthy-soil/ ___ D E S C R I P T I O N Gabe Brown prefers to use a more natural fertilizer source, if possible and available and affordable. Watch the whole video and listen as he answers some questions based on his experience. ___ - W A N T M O R E - If you liked this video you will love the conversations and hanging out with like-minded people in our free Facebook group called Regenerative Farmers Who Know the Value of Healthy Soil - Join Now! http://farmingsecrets.com/facebook ___ - Y O U T U B E P L A Y L I S T S - \ud83c\udf31How To Get Started With Regenerative Farming - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJTd3qtllh3A945mU6329G4u \ud83d\udc68‍\ud83c\udf3eHow To Make Organic Compost with Dr. Elaine Ingham - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJQb9TmBkTqckhi0P9U9X_fD \ud83d\ude9cGabe Brown Shares His Wisdom - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJSOGZ8vxdkboGE67NN6ISvr \ud83e\udd57Food as Medicine with Jerry Brunetti - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJQxbiA7MrNt0UyG6-k_cb6H ___ - F O L L O W A N D E N G A G E W I T H U S - \ud83c\udf89Free Facebook Group - http://farmingsecrets.com/facebook \ud83c\udf8aOfficial Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/FarmingSecrets \ud83d\udcf8Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/farmingsecrets \ud83d\udcfaYouTube - https://farmingsecrets.com/youtube \ud83d\udc26Twitter - https://twitter.com/farmingsecrets

\ud83c\udf3eGET TO KNOW YOUR SOIL BETTER \ud83d\udc1b Download your FREE copy of 7 Steps to Healthy Soil \u27a1\ufe0fhttps://www.farmingsecrets.com/do-you-have-healthy-soil/ - - - Walk the talk with Farming Secrets, Steve Groff talks about how cover cropping is becoming a worldwide movement. It may start slow but as soon as farmers were able to find a way to make it done then it will work. Watch this video to discover more! - - - Steve: I wish I could have a list of how many people I talk to that said, "You know, Steve, I really like what you're doing but I can't do it." And then you see them three years later and they're doing it. A large, very large farmer in Indiana, 22000 acres he grew of corn and soybeans and wheat. That's pretty big. For more information about cover cropping, click the link below. http://www.farmingsecrets.com/cover-cropping-is-almost-a-worldwide-movement/ Contact us directly - It's free! http://www.farmingsecrets.com/contact-us/ Email: [email protected] Phone: +613 9752 0522 Website: http://www.farmingsecrets.com/ Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarmingSecrets Twitter: https://twitter.com/farmingsecrets Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+farmingsecrets/videos Transcript: Steve: I wish I could have a list of how many people I talk to that said, "You know, Steve, I really like what you're doing but I can't do it." And then you see them three years later and they're doing it. A large, very large farmer in Indiana, 22000 acres he grew of corn and soybeans and wheat. That's pretty big. And he was like, "I know I've got to grow these cover crops but I got five headers to chase and –" forget what you call green carts here "– the chasers and trucks. I have no one on the farm to do anything but harvest, harvest, any day, any hour it's fit." Well, he planted 100 acres of cover crops first year. The next year he planted 1200 acres. And the third year I think it was up to 4000. And the fourth year he was up to 12000. He found the people to do it. He found a way to get it done when he started seeing the benefits. And I had neighbours too, many neighbours, I could tell you they see what I'm doing and they giving me the same thing and before you know it, not all but some of them, they somehow they make it work. And there is positive peer pressure now. It's a whole lot better than it was 10 years ago when you just had a guy over here and someone – just so far apart no one even heard about them. Now, you see it in the ag media, and it's kind of almost a worldwide thing. ___ - W A N T M O R E - If you liked this video you will love the conversations and hanging out with like-minded people in our free Facebook group called Regenerative Farmers Who Know the Value of Healthy Soil - Join Now! http://farmingsecrets.com/facebook ___ - Y O U T U B E P L A Y L I S T S - \ud83c\udf31How To Get Started With Regenerative Farming - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJTd3qtllh3A945mU6329G4u \ud83d\udc68‍\ud83c\udf3eHow To Make Organic Compost with Dr. Elaine Ingham - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJQb9TmBkTqckhi0P9U9X_fD \ud83d\ude9cGabe Brown Shares His Wisdom - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJSOGZ8vxdkboGE67NN6ISvr \ud83e\udd57Food as Medicine with Jerry Brunetti - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJKRaR_MRTJQxbiA7MrNt0UyG6-k_cb6H ___ - F O L L O W A N D E N G A G E W I T H U S - \ud83c\udf89Free Facebook Group - http://farmingsecrets.com/facebook \ud83c\udf8aOfficial Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/FarmingSecrets \ud83d\udcf8Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/farmingsecrets \ud83d\udcfaYouTube - https://farmingsecrets.com/youtube \ud83d\udc26Twitter - https://twitter.com/farmingsecrets #FarmingSecrets

Micronutrients are critical components of plant development. In this webinar, AEA founder John Kempf provides an in-depth look at the most important seven micronutrients for disease resistance and high-yield production. For each one, John discusses their functions within the plant, as well as the disease and insect prevention benefits each can provide with the correct management. John also talks about micronutrient mobility within the plant and the different methods of chelation. Slides available at https://www.slideshare.net/AdvancingEcoAgricult/the-role-of-micronutrients-in-crop-health-and-disease-resistance. To learn more about AEA and regenerative agriculture, visit https://www.advancingecoag.com/ or email [email protected].

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the highest wheat yield of all time clocked in at 258.70 bushels/acre, which begs the question—how do wheat growers unlock the genetic potential of their crops? Join David Miller, AEA's Director of Education, as he takes a deep dive into wheat's critical points of influence and discusses the proper strategies that AEA partners use to increase their soil health and bottom line.