wonderful advice

Sea is full of water and water vapor is 95% is because of it.. not because of rain water not infiltrating.. I am surprised her lack of wisdom on this.. Fossil fuel is the reason why soil has become bad.. capitalism doesn't work alone.. everything is connected..she may be a good scientist but I guess she is just that..

Another great video, very informative channel

Great video man !

1:09:19👈 laguna PERMACULTURE

I really enjoyed his talk about soil health principles first. Things come from the people and go up. Trickle down economics has never worked. Unionization, co-ops, local barter systems, honor-system curbside sales, and treating employees as good or better than you treat your livestock (so they can afford a place to live, food, and be happy, but if they don't fit the farm, or its their time, then only 1 bad day - fired). Most corporations treat their employees worse than caged chickens that never see sunlight or feedlot cows that can't eat the food without tons of antibiotics, or homeless dairy bull calves that just get slaughtered as waste. Unions are the community of the workplace. Employers that embrace their employee union often get the best of the best employees.

Climate change is a natural process - not man made. The Pinatubo Volcanic eruption caused a slight cooling of the earth....and a slight drop in CO2 due to the lower temp of the ocean surface caused by the cloud cover from the volcano. The volcano contribution determined the level of CO2 over any man made CO2 contribution.

Tillage = pillaging

Didn't have the heart to warn populations of flood risk? Where is the personal integrity? I must be missing something

A note on "worthless grass" - some of the best things in life are free

She mentions that there are some ranches with as much diversity as 500-700 species. I wonder if she has a list somewhere of all of the farms or ranches she recommends as an ideal to a particular area. I know she's been to Gabe Browns place, but he doesn't work with that much, does he? There are areas around here (Texas) that are very susceptible to drought, and I would like to know why. If I look out on their pastures, they seem pretty diverse. Is it mostly that they are not diverse ENOUGH? Is it that overgrazing has caused the succession to move backwards a bit to those dryer species and to keep many of the forbs which would encourage more fungal relationships to grow, which also keeps the plants from being able to get more water underground through mycelial relationships? Is it that the grasses are cut too short much of the season? During drought, I think some people assume it's better to have short cut grass as opposed to long since it is basically like tinder.

11:53 Yet man made desertification of the Seria Forst of North America by man. Had nothing whatsoever to do with Fossil fuel or natural phenomenon cmimat change MAN DID THIS..! FIRST THE BODY ODER STINKING ROMANS CUT DOWN ALL THE TREES TO HEAT THEIR PUBLIC BATHES. THEN CORINTHIANS RASED WEAT ON WHAT WAS LEFT OF THAT SOIL TELL THERE WAS NO NITROGEN IN THE AND NORTH AMERICA BECAME THE BLOWING ASS SAND DOOM DESERT IT IS TODAY. ITS MAN CLIMATARD CHANGE PEOPLE. AND IT HAS NOTHING WHAT SOEVER TO DO WITH FOSILL FUEL..!

Love this! Thank you Doc!

Yay!!!!! We love Jimmy!

great words, are the photos available

the 5% the cows did,nt eat will seed out next year . good banking practice?

Your talks give me 👍 great hope for I cannot begin to see the way to any conclusions about what needs being done without so much cognitive clarity. Thank you many times over.

One major problem with potted plants and landscaping is no weeds are allowed AT ALL. Does a diversified origin compost solve that?

Ok, I think I am in love with this man.

That was the most informative talk on soil health, microbes, human health, plant health, ways to build carbon in soil and the effects on climate change. I never new that water vapor was effecting climate change. It reminds me of the Dust Bowl years ago in America history where farmers just grew wheat. Droughts came and the soil blew away. Biodiversity crops and stimulating soil microbes is the key to fixing climate change.

He’s a really great man - this man will change the world - he’s a leader and inspires folks w the truth about farm land

Jay is such a wealth of knowledge in a relatable message. Thank you for sharing!

I wonder whether the addition of compost or livestock poop would have similar beneficial soil microbiome effects to sowing a cocktail of diverse plants alone? Giant Agrichem has vested financial interests which are opposed to regenerative farming. Water vapor as a greenhouse gas is over-emphasized by the speaker because it is a fluctuating factor, unlike the accumulation of atmospheric CO2 which remains at least constant & historically has been increasing year on year.

Thanks very good video

that was alot of time to say grow organic and use cover crops, fell asleep for a bit there lol

Oh no, can't see pictures.

In Bavaria, they say you can tell a farmer - but you can't tell him much. Jimmie got better in 2019.

Harvard does reductionist study. Perhaps the derivative industry profits.

Americans and Bavarians may need 2 weeks of training.

Alan,your teaching is based on The Universal Laws of Attraction.which is Meta physics and Spiritual .

Yay!!!

This is a fantastic demonstration. Thank you!

2:57 Interesting what is the portion of human to microbiome as compared to plants to soil life?

Most coral reefs are also on continental shelves. Correlation is not causation. Christine Jones talks a lot and makes many claims without pointing to research to back these. No doubt there's a lot of sound observations and indeed evidence, but it's a shame she has to wade into areas outside her expertise and quite frankly talk rubbish. Her commentary on water vapour, co2, and greenhouse was misleading and unnecessary. Leave that to the climatologists.

@58:00 I have a better answer than Allan even does. Your gonna be able to sell so much more beef than your competition that don't use this management that you will eventually being able to buy more and more land from your competition that doesn't adopt this method.

"...in research we're gonna start looking at viruses and beneficial ones..." Uao really spot-on ...

Fantastic video Jimmy, thank-you. Who is Buzz Clutte (spelling), can I check him out sonewhere?

Dear viewers of this video ! - I ask you to do same as I'll do. I'll share Allan Savory great discoveries with my family members and my friends. His (globe saving) information needs to be widely spread, so we can save our children and grandchildren from catastrophe.

Got his book on Audible now, an hour in and it's great. He's making me want to buy some acres in a desert lol!

Love you, Allan Savory. Your Enunciation is clear and understandable.

Very convincing explanations, Allan Are Theresia trustworthy numbers in the theoretic C storage capacity of " average" soll under "average" conditions for no till grass and crop land? Thanks from Rolf/Spain

As a 26 yrs experienced field agronomist / veggie producer, I would LOVE to construct such a diverse cover on my new 200 m² sandy garden, near Lyon, France :-)

Where can i find a list of at least 20 to 25 seed types so that i can experiment at my community garden as an autumn to spring green crop? Thanks

thanks for this

..oh yes, and he murdered 40,000 elephants believing that genocide would save the ecological balance in Africa ..

Allan Savory's insights into how to grow more crops sustainably while returning life (and carbon) to the soils is truly wonderful. It will undoubtedly increase productivity and improve the life of the people practicing it. In fact it has already done so where it is practiced.... but. There is always a 'but'. In the words of Richard Dawkins. "If there is ever an increase in agriculture productivity, population will increase until the original state of misery has been re-established". If you doubt the accuracy of this statement, look at the latest series by David Attenborough. This is the one which starts with a picture taken from a satellite circling the moon and the earth rises over the horizon. In his opening statement Attenborough says that "since we landed on the moon, 50 years ago, the population of the earth has more than doubled". Fortunately there is a 'Get-out-of-jail" card. That is to say, a way to stop this insane, destructive explosion of our population. mtkass.blogspot.com/2009/02/malthus-pyramid-schemes-starvation-and.html

Allan Savory's insights into how to grow more crops sustainably while returning life (and carbon) to the soils is truly wonderful. It will undoubtedly increase productivity and improve the life of the people practicing it. In fact it has already done so where it is practiced.... but. There is always a 'but'. In the words of Richard Dawkins. "If there is ever an increase in agriculture productivity, population will increase until the original state of misery has been re-established". If you doubt the accuracy of this statement, look at the latest series by David Attenborough. This is the one which starts with a picture taken from a satellite circling the moon and the earth rises over the horizon. In his opening statement Attenborough says that "since we landed on the moon, 50 years ago, the population of the earth has more than doubled". Fortunately there is a 'Get-out-of-jail" card. That is to say, a way to stop this insane, destructive explosion of our population. mtkass.blogspot.com/2009/02/malthus-pyramid-schemes-starvation-and.html

Soul=soil

We are not going to reverse climate change. This is the wrong approach to agriculture. Climate changes and we are not causing it.

Fascinating how every expert thinks their field holds the truth to global warming (it ain't greenhouse gases, it's bare soils!), but no one just listens to those who work on it full time.