Allen Williams on Adaptive Grazing - Groundswell workshop with Understanding Ag - Part 2

[@RegrenativeBeekeeping]

Can’t hear the audio :(

[@davidanton4958]

1st Jan 2023 sound is great on both parts. I don't think it matters where you are, or if you farmer or not, surely everybody should be taking this stuff on board? Why not millions of views, especially as everyone has a KZbin enabled device in their pocket! Originally from East Sussex I am dismayed that the East Sussex county web site states that lists 70% of the farming land in East Sussex as a degraded resource. If the climate was "brittle" instead of wet much of the county would already be desert. Driving down the (beautiful) Sussex lanes I pass fields with standing water after a heavy rain, but the concern is that 3 days later it still lays wet in those areas. Yes, I grew up hearing about the Sussex clay, it has been turned into the "get out of jail" free card for any malady that comes down the pike. Gabe, Ray, Allen and many others are explaining why that old adage is just not true.

[@kevinmcgrath1052]

Another excellent presentation

[@MariousWard]

Thank you dad

[@ruceblee969]

😂😂😂

[@kirkusarelius3365]

I can’t wait to get started

[@bronweneckstein1863]

No sound that I can hear...

[@djbuzzword]

The audio on this video no longer works for me

[@vivalaleta]

Does the sound improve? I can't make out a single word.

[@alextownsend6662]

Maybe upload again? Many complaints of no sound.

[@chrismcdonald6851]

Unfortunately Very poor sound

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Simple: Do what's right for the land or what's right for your pocket-book. the challenge is marrying the two. Ethics alone won't do it. you aren't gonna guilt anybody into regenerative agriculture, they'll just get pissed at you.

[@C.Hawkshaw]

Why would someone feel guilty about making more money by making animals and soil healthier (and fish too) .