Why Regenerative Agriculture with John Kempf

[@Northpolebaer]

Is it possible to do regenerative farming in India we grow apple.. Due to lack of rain we do flood irrigation..

[@mtnmanrab]

Are your regenerative Agriculture systems more expensive or less expensive.??

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

In the podcast, John explains how the ripple effects of a regenerative farming system reduce the need for pesticide applications and increase crop value. In general, regenerative farming systems are not more expensive and they bring a large return over time.

[@GradyHouger]

Maybe there isn't a need for the long intro on these short episodes? This whole topic is very interesting, I'm just a learner still wondering if its really possible in my dry region.

[@GradyHouger]

stephen Schmitz Yep, I believe its possible, just have to figure out what methods I can afford.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Hi Grady! You are totally right, we are working to reduce the length overall, and on these short episodes. Thanks for listening and for the feedback. As Stephen said, soil health can help greatly in dry regions -- we've seen some pretty astounding results, in fact. If you want more information, feel free to email John (though he is very busy and might take him some time to reply) and ask for specifics.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for contributing to the community, Stephen.

[@1LSWilliam]

This guy is just outstanding. If only Ocasio-Cortez knew anything about it she could forget about Obama's corrupt and failed Green idiocy. My dad planned to make his 2+ acres of retirement farm totally organic exactly in this mode in 1952! Yes. Some of us Schutters knbow what the Hell is going on and how to manage it.